SLOP PARADE

SLOP PARADE is a single-file browser game about managing approval pressure during a fast coding session. The player has two minutes to finish a project by approving useful agent changes, rejecting dangerous requests, and using compact context at the right moments to control the queue.

Objective

Reach 100% project readiness before the two-minute timer expires. Completing a project advances to the next level, where prompts spawn more frequently and the active queue can grow larger.

Level Progression

• Level 1: only useful approval prompts appear.
• Level 2: dangerous prompts begin appearing and must be declined.
• Level 3: Compact Context can appear, clearing the visible approval queue and pausing new approvals for 10 seconds.
• Level 4: unrequested AI image-generation popups can appear and must be dismissed.
• Level 5: token usage is tracked; if the active provider reaches its limit, approvals pause until the player switches providers.
• Level 6: project funds unlock a coffee-break prompt to buy the enterprise token plan.
• Level 7: Accept and Decline buttons use the same dark-gray styling, and their order can change between prompts.
• Level 8 and later: no new systems are introduced; prompt pressure continues to increase.

Approval prompts appear at random positions on the desktop:

• Accept useful changes to increase progress.
• Decline dangerous changes to avoid destructive actions.
• Accepting a dangerous prompt ends the game immediately.
• Declining a useful prompt removes time from the countdown.
• Letting more than 10 approval prompts remain open ends the game.
• Compact Context clears all visible approval prompts as correct and pauses new prompt spawning for 10 seconds.
• Dismiss image-generation popups when they appear.
• Switch providers when the token limit is exceeded.
• Buy the enterprise token plan once the coffee-break prompt appears.

Game Feedback

The interface includes:

• Countdown timer
• Project readiness meter
• Current project level
• Correct approval count
• Risk-stopped count
• Active queue size
• Token usage
• Current provider and project funds
• Score
• Agent activity feed
• Terminal-style status output
• Clear win and game-over screens