Create interactive web apps, games, and 3D scenes using Rosh — a plain-English language
Give any AI the power to create and publish interactive web apps, games, and 3D scenes using Rosh — a plain-English programming language. Rosh lets you write programs in plain English: This compiles to a runnable HTML5 canvas app, a Phaser game, or a Three.js 3D scene — depending on the target. Add to your MCP config ( or Claude Desktop settings): Same config format — add to your MCP settings…
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Give any AI the power to create and publish interactive web apps, games, and 3D scenes using Rosh — a plain-English programming language. Rosh lets you write programs in plain English: This compiles to a runnable HTML5 canvas app, a Phaser game, or a Three.js 3D scene — depending on the target. Add to your MCP config ( or Claude Desktop settings): Same config format — add to your MCP settings file. 1. Create an account at rosh.cloud 2. Go to Settings → API Keys 3. Create a key with scopes Note:…
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