Deploy vanilla CDN browser games to GitHub Pages and register them on sub.games.
npx skills add https://github.com/subdotgames/skills --skill deploy-subdotgames
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: deploy Source: https://github.com/subdotgames/skills/tree/main/skills/deploy Command: npx skills add https://github.com/subdotgames/skills --skill deploy-subdotgames
Deploying CDN/CDN-based browser games and registering them on sub.games is error-prone when done manually; this skill streamlines end-to-end hosting and integration.
Tell Claude to deploy your game to GitHub Pages and register it on sub.games.
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To deploy a vanilla CDN browser game to GitHub Pages, you need a built output directory and GitHub authentication. This skill automates the end-to-end hosting process and registers the game on sub.games.
Registering your hosted web game on sub.games is automated after deploying to GitHub Pages. The skill handles the registration flow, performs embeddability checks, and updates gameKey metadata for the deployed game.
Yes, a built output directory is a prerequisite for deploying to GitHub Pages. You also need GitHub authentication and access to the sub.games registration flow to complete the end-to-end process.
Embeddability checks are performed automatically during the registration process on sub.games. The skill ensures your deployed vanilla CDN game passes these checks as part of the end-to-end workflow.
Updating gameKey metadata after deployment is handled by the skill through the sub.games registration flow. It provides guidance for post-deploy verification to ensure your game metadata is correctly registered.
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