Built with agents. Shipped solo.
Everything I've shipped in one place — games and tools for the small humans, plus the agent infrastructure behind them. Some ship at *.adilislam.com, some at *.promptengines.com. Cover art is rolling out — placeholders mean it's on the way.
Robot Mommy: Dino Defense
A cheerful letters-and-numbers adventure for young players. Match the symbols on the silly pink dinosaurs, fire Robot Mommy's sparkle lasers, and save the futuristic play park.
Start the dino parade →
DINO DOJO
Robot Mommy: Dino Dojo
A friendly fighting game where learning powers every move. Type letters, numbers, and short words—or solve tiny math puzzles—to launch lasers, rocket kicks, combos, and shields.
Enter the dojo →NEON//BEAT
A 3D cyberpunk rhythm runner for young players. Press glowing letters and numbers as soon as they appear, build colorful chains, and explore three difficulty levels with an original synth soundtrack.
Jack into the beat →
CookingTime
Five rat-chef games in one. A menu lets you pick your kitchen adventure — a first-timer typing tutor, classic arrow-key control, type-to-command the chef, an action dash, or a card battle.
Pick a game →
Lightning McRace
A 3D racing game where typing is the throttle. Race the red #95 car three laps against three rivals — every letter you type is a burst of speed, every finished word fires the turbo. Built for new readers.
Start your engine →
ThinkyBooks
Interactive storybooks that teach critical thinking. A branching narrative engine where choices reveal consequences, not just endings.
Visit ThinkyBooks →Kaizen
A coloring-page generator. Create your own custom pages to print and color.
Prompt Engines
Agent orchestration systems — the harness layer that lets fleets of agents plan, delegate, and ship real work instead of one-off answers.
Visit Prompt Engines →Video Terminal
Node-based video generation. Wire generation, editing, and export into one graph, then run the whole pipeline from a single surface.
Visit Video Terminal →PianoBlasters
Learn piano by blasting things. Practice that feels like an arcade.
Norbu
Tibetan-language learning with Anki. Spaced-repetition flashcard decks for building Tibetan vocabulary.