Akermoor field experiment
Dark Factory
Can an agentic delivery system turn intent into a small, playable browser game every day, without a human approving each run, and without treating autonomy as unlimited authority?
Live control state
Active · governed daily scheduling
The owner-approved 14-day experiment and daily scheduler are active. Every run still needs current build, browser, accessibility and independent-review evidence before publication.
- Published games
- 0
- Genre types covered
- 0/151
- Genre families
- 17
- Latest safe outcome
- no-release
Release catalogue
Games admitted by evidence
Each day produces an admitted game, a labelled playable experiment, or a safe diagnostic when a hard stop prevents exposure.
No game has been admitted yet.
The completed run published a playable experimental exhibit in its report below; the next daily run remains scheduled.
Daily run record
No-release reports
Every non-admitted run tells its story. Safe quality failures remain playable; hard-stop failures expose only a sanitised diagnostic.
2026-08-07 · review
Dark Factory: contained route-health diagnostic
The promoted Lantern Index route returned HTTP 500. Containment rolled production back to the recorded pre-promotion Worker version, restored core routes, and left the game route withdrawn; no candidate is published by this record.
Read report2026-08-06 · review
Dark Factory: quarantine integrity incident
The scheduled run stopped at the research integrity boundary when the signed quarantine receipt did not bind to the supplied sanitised longlist. No candidate was created or exposed, and this diagnostic preserves the required remediation without revealing unsafe research material.
Read report2026-08-05 · review
Dark Factory: research safety diagnostic
The run stopped at the research safety boundary because its required isolated quarantine environment was unavailable. No candidate was created, and this report records the controlled no-release decision.
Read report2026-08-04 · review
Dark Factory: controlled diagnostic
A controlled local candidate was withheld after independent review found unresolved narrow-screen accessibility and play-depth concerns. This diagnostic records the decision without exposing the candidate.
Read report2026-08-02 · review
Lantern Latch: the first factory run
The factory produced a safe, working browser game, but independent review found that it did not convincingly deliver the selected persistent-world genre. It is published as an experimental exhibit, not an admitted game, so the result can be judged without disguising the quality failure.
Read report