The file this tool saves
The AI game prompt studio now exports a small JSON brief containing your idea, action, ending, constraint, controls and selected template language. It preserves the specification you entered, not a running game or model conversation.
Edited stage prompts remain separate. Download the Markdown pack to keep those edits as well. A JSON brief alone is not a backup of generated code, images, a game save or your entire development workspace.
Download a valid brief
Complete the required idea, player action and ending, then use the brief download button. The file includes a format marker and version so a later import can distinguish it from unrelated JSON.
For an original example, save a courier who delivers three parcels while braking costs time. Reopen the file as text if you want to inspect it. Keep private keys and account data out of a game brief; the tool never needs them.
Import without losing your draft
Choose the JSON file in a later session. The tool checks its structure and field limits before presenting an explicit apply action. A malformed, oversized or incompatible file should produce a readable error instead of partially overwriting the form.
Applying a brief changes the inputs and chosen language. It keeps the current edited prompt pack until you explicitly rebuild, preserving the existing one-step undo for the previous pack.
Hand it to the next session
After importing, add the actual change you want to make and build the four-stage prompts again. Compare that request with your current code before giving it to the AI tool you choose.
This is a local handoff workflow with no account upload. Use the separate AI bug-report guide when you have observations from a running build; saving requirements does not establish that implementation or tests succeeded.
Official references
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Turn a small game idea into editable design, build, test and iteration prompts. Local templates; copy or download without an account.