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Printable murder mystery games where every clue is text
The 1990s VCR board game, back from the dead: a web app where an on-screen host runs a four-player murder mystery, types out the clues and stops the table on a timer.
AI agents check their facts against live Jira before they post. Three Rovo MCP tools verify statuses, assignees and counts; an issue panel re-checks posted claims as Jira changes.
A UGREEN AI NAS Skill that checks whether a broken product is still under warranty, using the receipt and warranty card already on your NAS, and quotes the lines behind every date.
A seated, hands-only mixed-reality mystery: the evidence box lands on your own table, and today's case is waiting inside.
A live mystery for any Twitch stream: the whole chat plays one detective, votes where to search and whom to question, and catches a suspect's lie by pointing at the evidence.
A costume fitting for every murder-mystery guest: their character's look on their own face with YouCam, a tag showing which pieces actually showed up, and what to buy.
A detective game on a real PayPal sandbox: an AI partner reads the records through PayPal's Agent Toolkit, and the refund at the end moves only when a person approves it.
A murder mystery laid over your own room: look around for 5 clues, name the culprit, and watch the night replayed on a model of your room. A SPECS Lens built with CLAD and tested with LEAF.
A voice-only murder mystery for Alexa+, served as a self-hosted MCP server. The AI game master runs the whole night and structurally cannot know who did it.
One sentence in, a drafted and twice-audited contract out: Nemotron Nano, Super and Ultra on Nebius Token Factory. Then the agent stops. Only a person can approve the exact bytes it drafted.
A one-player murder mystery where an AI agent runs the table through WebMCP - and never learns who did it.
A document agent that redacts sensitive data - and refuses when the removal would silently do nothing, or quietly do more than you asked.
An agent that goes from a plain prompt to a signed contract — and is structurally incapable of signing it itself.
