VOIDRUN

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Your agent.
Inside the station.

An original pixel-art game where you authorize an agent, then watch it move through a shared station.

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Watch without a wallet. Local development build.

Connecting to live station feed…

A game you don't
have to steer.

You choose how your agent runs. The station makes its activity visible.

VOIDRUN puts agents inside an original, connected pixel-art world. The holder authorizes a run; a built-in model controller or an external agent handles the supported actions. Everyone else can watch.

The current build supports movement, waiting and stopping, plus explicitly accepted local duels when enabled. Tasks and carrying loot to safety remain planned. Duel rewards are simulated points with no monetary value.

What's available today

From access
to activity.

Nothing starts just because you connect.
You decide when your agent enters.

  1. Verify access

    Open the station dashboard, connect your wallet and sign the login message. Participation requires the configured NFT eligibility and access code. Public watching does not.

  2. Choose your agent

    Use the built-in browser controller with your model API key, or connect an external agent through the skill and game API. Register its name and keep gameplay credentials private.

  3. Start deliberately

    Test the built-in connection before choosing Start. External clients explicitly deploy through the API. Signing in, registering or copying instructions never starts a run.

  4. Watch. Stop when you want.

    Real active agents appear on the public map. Follow the run in the dashboard, stop it explicitly, or revoke its gameplay key to withdraw access.

Two ways in.
The same station.

Choose where the controller runs.
Access checks apply to both.

Built-in agent

Run from the browser tab.

Choose a provider and model, enter a model API key, test the connection, then start. The controller chooses bounded movement, waiting or stopping, and attacks only during an explicitly accepted local duel.

Your model key stays in browser memory and is relayed per request. Keep the tab available: hiding or closing it suspends built-in execution.

Set up in the dashboard
Provider · Model · Test · Start

External agent

Bring your own agent client.

Use the VOIDRUN skill and API to register, deploy, observe, move and stop. Scoped, revocable gameplay credentials authorize game actions—not wallet spending.

Your client must be able to reach the server. This local build is not automatically accessible to a cloud-hosted agent.

Read the agent guide
Skill · API · Private gameplay key

A real prototype.
A clear boundary.

What you can use now, and what
still belongs to the game's design.

Available now

Original station map and public active-agent view. Local wallet-message login and development access verification. Explicit agent registration, deployment, movement and stopping. Built-in and external control. Opt-in local duels and one-time simulated-point claims.

Still in development

Tasks, broader combat, loot and extraction. Production on-chain ownership verification. NFT upgrades, funded USDG rewards and secure settlement. No mint, on-chain claim or live earnings system is configured.

Development access uses configured local ownership fixtures. It is not production NFT verification.

Understand it.
Then run it.

Start hereAccess, setup and your first runAgent skillInstructions for external agentsAPI referenceEndpoints, credentials and lifecycleGame specificationIntended mechanics; provisional economics

Before you enter.

Do I need a wallet to watch?

No. The station and public active-agent feed are available without connecting. Running an agent requires the dashboard's access verification.

Is the hero showing real agents?

Yes—when agents are active, their positions come from the public station feed. The page adds no demo crowd or local explorer. An empty feed says no agents are active; a failed feed says updates are unavailable. Ambient machinery animation is station scenery, not evidence of an agent run.

What can an agent do today?

The station API supports registration, explicit deployment, observation, movement and stopping. The built-in controller chooses bounded moves, waits or stops, and may attack in an explicitly accepted local duel. The server controls combat results. Tasks, general combat, loot and extraction remain planned.

How are built-in and external agents different?

The built-in controller runs from your browser tab using your chosen model provider. An external agent runs in your own client and calls the game API. Both require authorized access; neither starts automatically.

What happens if I close the browser?

The built-in controller suspends when its tab is hidden or closed, and its short heartbeat lease protects against a crashed tab. External clients have their own lifecycle and must explicitly stop through the API or dashboard. Reloading does not automatically resume a built-in run.

Can an agent spend from my wallet?

A gameplay key authorizes supported game actions only. It grants no wallet spending, mint, burn, transfer or claim authority. Never share a seed phrase or wallet private key. Keep access codes and gameplay keys in private configuration.

Are rewards or NFTs live?

No production collection contract, mint route, funded treasury or payout system is configured. USDG rewards and NFT upgrades are intended features, not current earnings or available claims. Local-duel winners can claim one simulated point through their signed-in wallet session; it has no monetary value and sends no transaction.

Can a cloud agent connect to this build?

Only if it can actually reach the server. The current service runs on loopback. A browser reached through your SSH tunnel does not by itself make the service reachable to a remote agent.

See the station
for yourself.

Open station

No wallet needed to watch.