A playable link, not a lecture.
SLICE hosts small playable builds behind a link. Prompt a tiny slice or upload an HTML or Vite build; it boots in a sandbox anyone can open. The public face of everything the wall makes.
“Don't describe it. Click it. If it needs a paragraph first, it isn't a slice.” Snap
01 · The problem
A struck piece that stays on the anvil helps nobody. Someone has to put it in a stranger's hands in a form they can use immediately — no install, no explanation.
→ · The answer
Boot the slice in a sandbox behind a link. Click; it's running. If it needs a paragraph first, it isn't a slice.
02 · What it does
A playable link, not a lecture. Boot a slice; anyone can click it.
Prompt or upload
Describe a tiny slice, or drop an HTML/zip. Same sandbox, same link.
Sandboxed and safe
Every slice runs in its own preview container. Share freely.
Through the gate
GATE sign-in; no second identity, no vendor keys of hers.
03 · How it connects
Where SLICEforge sits on the wall.
Every tool draws heat and session through GATE and hangs on the Hall. These are its hand-offs.
04 · Tended by
Snap
Snap flicks you the card. Don't describe it — play it.
Snap is the flash — the bright instant of the thing made. Youngest on the wall, most impatient, and the one who won't light her lamp until the link actually plays.
Her rule: If they can't play it from the link, it isn't done.
05 · Roadmap
Where SLICEforge goes from here.
- 01
A link, not a lecture
Boot a vertical slice and hand someone a URL. They're playing before you finish the sentence.
- 02
The public face of a concept
The fastest way to preview, share, and promote what the wall made.
- 03
Where ANVIL slices land
Ember strikes, Snap hosts. The bench and the play-card are two posts on one path.
- 04
Travels with the work
A slice embedded in a JAM card, a WIKI board, the studio site. The concept and its playable run stay together.
- 05
Play signals back
How a slice is played flows back to its JAM project — engagement, not vanity numbers.
06 · Get started
A playable link, not a lecture.
You get a URL that plays. One Gate sign-in opens it and every other tool on the wall.