Games & SimulationsDone with Grok Bot Oct 10, 2026
Build a Rust game engine with spawned agents
OnXStephen had Grok Bot spawn agents that built a Rust game engine with .NET scripting, multi-threading, weather, lighting, and hot reloading.
- What They Did
- User spawned 4 Grok bots with one as coordinator and prompted them to build a game engine offering Unity's ease of use without its render pipeline issues. The agents generated a functional Rust editor including .NET 10 scripting, native multi-threaded runtime, culling, built-in weather, dynamic lighting and water simulations, plus hot reloading.
- How It Went
- A working editor appeared within minutes with all requested features implemented.
- Worth Knowing
- Took only minutes from prompt to running editor with hot reload.
Try it yourself with Grok Bot
Spawn separate agents to build a game engine in [Rust] with [scripting language] scripting, multi-threading and [weather, lighting, hot reloading]. Give each agent one subsystem, have them integrate their work, and make sure the whole thing compiles and runs a demo scene. Stop when the demo scene runs and report which features work and which are incomplete.