AI Vibe Coding · ACP Field Day 2026

A gallery of the four games that Arizona College Prep Middle School students built with Claude Code during the AI Vibe Coding sessions at Field Day 2026. In each session the class shouted out ideas, Claude asked questions until everyone agreed on a plan, and then it built the game live on the projector.

🎮 Play them: https://danielbank.github.io/acp-field-day-2026/

📑 Presentation: Slides (PDF) · Slides (PowerPoint)

The sessions

	Session	Game	Play	Code
1	Flappy FPS with Dinosaurs and a Raccoon	Sky Board Showdown	▶ Play	flappy-fps-dinosaurs
2	Robo Racer with Space Invaders and a Car Shop	Robo Racer	▶ Play	robo-racer
3	Spud Quest with Alien Language, DJ Spudz, and Tater Tot Minions	Spud Racer Quest	▶ Play	spud-quest
4	2.5D Robot Knight with Character Customization	Robo Knights	▶ Play	robo-knight

Every session started from the same tiny starter game, Robo Dodge (play · code).

The gallery page also lists the prompts each class used: their requirements, the choices they voted on, and the changes they asked for afterwards. A few prompts were lightly edited to keep them school-friendly.

What's in this repo

Path	What it is
index.html	The gallery page
assets/	Game screenshots
docs/	The presentation, as PDF and PowerPoint
build-site.sh	Builds the gallery plus every game (from its tag) into one folder (_site/)
.github/workflows/pages.yml	Runs build-site.sh and publishes to GitHub Pages on every push to main

Each game is saved as a git tag (flappy-fps-dinosaurs, robo-racer, spud-quest, robo-knight), with the full history of how the class built it. They're plain JavaScript + <canvas> + Vite, with no runtime dependencies and no external assets. To run one locally:

git switch --detach robo-knight   # or flappy-fps-dinosaurs, robo-racer, spud-quest
npm install
npm run dev

To build the whole site locally: ./build-site.sh (needs Node 22+), then open _site/index.html through any static server.

License

The code is free and open, released into the public domain under the Unlicense. This is an independent recap made by a volunteer; it isn't an official Arizona College Preparatory publication. Want something changed or removed? Open an issue.