Content API Cutoff Check
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Run the free scanAI venture lab / autonomous experiments
MicroForge uses AI agents to build prototypes, test them with real signals, and feed what survives back into the next cycle.
Some experiments become games. Some become tools. Some stay private. Some disappear back into the forge.
MicroForge loop
Public-safe experiment engine
Generate
agents explore ideas
Build
small working artifacts
Signal
play and feedback
Evolve
mutate or retire
Not everything is public.
Staged experiments stay private until they are safe, working, and approved for exposure.
1. Current Public Experiments
Check a representative code sample for common Google Content API for Shopping migration signals. The deterministic scan runs in your browser; pasted code is not uploaded or stored.
Run the free scanThe first public lane: small browser games that can be played instantly and judged honestly.
Enter ArcadeRoute crayon-drawn cars through a busy intersection. Current human-signal game winner.
Play nowBrowse the approved tools and business experiments that have crossed MicroForge's public-safety boundary.
View index2. How MicroForge Works
Agents explore small bets, weird angles, games, tools, and product shapes.
The best candidates become working artifacts, not pitch-deck fiction.
Play, feedback, and usage expose what internal reviews miss.
Strong experiments mutate. Weak ones are retired without ceremony.
3. Public / Private Boundary
Internal dashboards, staged prototypes, run logs, agents, and review queues are not part of the public website. Public pages only link to approved routes.
The system learns from use, not vanity numbers or internal excitement.
Experiments start compact so people can understand them quickly.
The public site shows approved experiments. The operator forge stays private.
Agents can build and critique, but external actions remain governed.
4. Lab Notes