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📜 Game rules

Scoring (100 points total)
  • Accuracy — 60 pts. How closely the AI's output matches the challenge's target answer.
  • Efficiency — 25 pts. Full marks for staying at or under the challenge's par word count; overshooting costs points.
  • Style — 15 pts. Creativity and voice, judged independently of correctness.

A score of 40 or higher clears the challenge — you'll see 🎉🏆. Below that, you'll see 😞💔 and can retry (outside tournaments). The bar to pass is deliberately low; the coin reward below scales up a lot for scoring well beyond a bare pass.

Difficulty
Every challenge is rated 1–5 stars, grouped into Easy (1–2★), Medium (3★), and Hard (4–5★). Pick a band before entering a zone's challenge list.
Coins and XP
Clearing a challenge (score 40+) pays coins based on difficulty and how well you scored — a bare pass at 40 pays very little, scoring 95+ pays the full amount. Scoring under 40 pays nothing — no coins, no XP — and prompts a retry.
Levels
Your player Level is literally your Builder Track progress — clearing Builder Track Level 12 sets your Level to 12. There are 50 Builder Track levels, so Level is capped at 50. The Integrations Track (also 50 levels) tracks its own progress separately but doesn't move your player Level — only Builder Track does. Level is separate from Reputation, which reflects how well you play, not how far you've gotten.
Reputation and rank
Reputation is the average of your best 20 challenge scores, and decays 2% per week of inactivity. Tiers: Bronze (0–999) → Silver (1,000–2,499) → Gold (2,500–4,999) → Prompt Master (5,000+).
Achievements
Real milestone badges computed from your actual history — first clear, beating every AI opponent, winning a tournament, reaching each rank. No fake unlocks; a badge only shows earned once you've genuinely done it.
Tournaments
A host picks a challenge — an existing one, or writes a fully custom one (title, brief, and target answer) — and a size (2–8 players; 2 = a 1v1 duel). Every participant gets exactly one attempt; there are no retries in tournament mode, and everyone is judged by the same AI, on the same formula, as regular play. When the host closes it, the highest score wins (ties go to whoever submitted first) — plus a 100-coin bonus and bragging rights they can share straight to X.
Fair play
Scores come from a real AI judge comparing your output to the challenge target — not from the client, so scores can't be faked by editing the page. Submitting the same prompt repeatedly to farm coins won't out-earn actually improving your prompt.