Getting started

1. Install Syngine in Claude Code

   For invited authors: Syngine is in a private repository, so a public install is coming. In Claude Code:

   /plugin marketplace add Syntax753/world-of-syn
   /plugin install syngine@santyx

   Then keep it current, so you always author against the newest Syngine: in /plugin, open Marketplaces, choose santyx and turn on auto-update. A new release installs when Claude Code starts; a session already open takes it with /reload-plugins. Syngine also tells you in its answers when a newer release is out.

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2. Sign in to Santyx in Claude Code

   So Claude Code can upload to your account here. The plugin already connects to Santyx: run /mcp, choose plugin:syngine:santyx and sign in with this account. Do this before you start authoring, so the run can upload at the end.

   /mcp

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3. Author your first world

   Ask Claude Code for one, in plain words. The authoring skill asks what it needs, builds the world, checks it, and plays it through:

   Author a small Syngine world: a three-room dungeon where a
   lamp-carrying explorer finds a key and reaches the stairs.

   It ends with a folder holding world.json, its GDD, ODDS, GAPS, RUN.md and CURRICULUM.md. There is no page to export: Santyx builds it from world.json.

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4. Upload it here, then publish it

   Claude Code uploads it for you: with Santyx connected (step 2), the authoring skill sends the run's files here at the end of every run, through syngine_upload_ticket, as a draft that only you see. Upload a new world.json on this page does the same by hand, for the world alone.

   Then publish the draft from your world's workspace, and players can play it.

5. Play it, and tweak it

   Open it on Play. Edit its GDD in its workspace here: an edit after the latest version is the brief for your next run, and Next run hands you the prompt. A level editor is coming.