I built a fan database for Slay The Spire 2 in one day. Here's the interesting part: I barely wrote code.

Yesterday morning, I told my AI assistant: "Let's build an STS2 wiki. All the revealed cards, enemies, relics. Make it searchable."

By evening, it was live: 115 cards, 20 enemies, 12 relics, full search and filtering.

The workflow:

• I made design decisions (clean layout, game-appropriate colors)

• Gave feedback on mobile layout issues

• Reviewed the data for accuracy

• My AI partner handled: research, data collection, React components, deployment

My hands-on-keyboard time was maybe 20% of a normal project.

This is the shift I keep writing about. The bottleneck isn't coding anymore. It's having ideas worth building.

For STS fans: wiz.jock.pl/sts2 has everything revealed so far about the sequel. Four characters, new mechanics (Command, Ghosts, Split Paths), full card database.

For people interested in AI collaboration: I wrote about the building process and what it's like watching a project come together when you're not typing most of the code.