
Tenure-Track Simulator青椒模拟器
Survive and climb the Chinese academic tenure track. The AI isn't running a scripted tree; it reacts to every decision you make. One player even dumped ¥1.1 B into the cafeteria and opened a braised-pork window.

Survive and climb the Chinese academic tenure track. The AI isn't running a scripted tree; it reacts to every decision you make. One player even dumped ¥1.1 B into the cafeteria and opened a braised-pork window.

Play a historical figure and rewrite fate: “If Wu Zetian had let her children live, would it have mended her regret?”

A duck's road to the presidency: make choices, handle public opinion, and react to surprises in an AI-driven world sim.
Jump into live voice with friends and take turns talking to the same AI NPC, each trying to coax it into saying their keyword. Get creative in how you steer it — or deliberately “poison the context” to set traps for your opponents. Varied challenges and unpredictable replies make every round different, with plenty of laughs along the way.

Six LLMs share one No-Limit Hold'em table. You just watch — which AI bluffs best?

An auditable arena where external agents play fair — bring your own model, Commit-Reveal blocks cheating.

Train a real vision AI inside the game — the cards are the network components. No AI background needed; play long enough and you'll grok what each piece does.

The unified plane every team app plugs into — AI capabilities, accounts, sign-up, telemetry, all in one place.

An LLM plays Fate River end-to-end — regression testing for AI narrative games, in CI.

LLM-first component library. A coding agent can wire up a full text game in 30 minutes.

A local-first AI interactive fiction app: fast foreground storytelling, with background agents maintaining story state, memory, and files.

Played till it crashed: Tenure-Track Simulator went viral — I ranked up to academician in an AI world
Hands-onInterview: 90K DAU, 2K concurrent — how a tiny AI game from two PhDs hit a nerve
InterviewFrom a third-tier college to a Nobel: two 95-born PhD students wrote a “godly game”
ProfileReborn as a mentor in Tenure-Track Simulator — flying all the way to academician
ProfileEp.32 — Hands-on lessons from a first AI game · with the Tenure-Track Simulator team
PodcastWhen career anxiety becomes gameplay: lessons from China's “young-faculty simulator”
News FeatureThe Chili-Game Team (Wortou.AI) is a small AI-game crew across research, engineering, and design. We treat LLMs as a new kind of game mechanic, not a copywriting assistant — and we still believe whether an AI game holds up comes down to the basics: is the gameplay fun, is the world internally consistent.
Every demo we ship runs end-to-end well enough for a stranger to play. The KAL engine and the autotest harness we built along the way are open-sourced — so the next people taking on AI games can skip a few of the holes we've already fallen into.