AI Can Now Draw on Whiteboards and Play 2048
Phase two connects Online Whiteboard and 2048 to the local CLI/stdio MCP: the board safely appends high-level elements and exports JSON, SVG, or PNG locally, while 2048 runs in an isolated local session. The remote MCP remains undeployed and read-only.
# AI Can Now Draw on Whiteboards and Play 2048
The AI capability layer has entered its second phase with Online Whiteboard and the first controllable game. Access is deliberately limited to the local CLI and stdio MCP, and the published capability boundary matches what is implemented.
## Online Whiteboard
- AI clients can join a public or password room, read a scene summary, and safely append high-level elements such as text, rectangles, ellipses, diamonds, lines, and arrows.
- Writes are append-only. Editing or deleting existing elements and embedding images are not supported.
- A scene can be exported locally as JSON, SVG, or PNG. The SVG and PNG outputs are simplified visual exports.
## 2048
- AI clients can create an isolated local 2048 session, observe the board and available actions, and use revision-checked operations to move, reset, or close it.
- This does not connect to or take over a game page that is already open in a browser, and it does not reuse a visitor browser save.
## Interface boundary
These capabilities are available only through the local CLI and stdio MCP. The remote MCP Worker remains undeployed and read-only, with no public connection URL and no remote write operations. Other site tools and games will be connected in stages according to their permission and data boundaries.
