What it is
Sudo Meow is a puzzle game made solo in Godot 4 by itch.io creator QuantumWhisker. You walk a cat across the keyboard to type commands, and a house robot does its best to read the messy input and carry out tasks such as fetching the fish; fewer keystrokes earn a better score. The creator says Claude Code made the code, the SVG art, the scripts for the synthesized sound effects and 523 lines of pre-written dialogue, and the cover was made with Nano Banana Pro. In the game, the robot reads commands with local geometry rules and an offline-trained naive Bayes classifier, so no online language model is called while you play.
Who it's for: Puzzle players who like cats and a bit of head-scratching.
Before you start: There's a browser version and downloads for Windows, macOS and Linux. You need a computer keyboard; phone support isn't stated. The page is in English, and a full language list for the game isn't given. Whether scores are recorded online isn't stated. It's free to play. No license is given for the game as a whole; the page only lists the font's license. No official age rating is given.
Based on the game page's public information. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.