> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developer.rpggo.ai/dev-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developer.rpggo.ai/dev-docs/open-source-use-cases.md).

# Open Source Use Cases

- [Step by Step: Discord with V1 API](https://developer.rpggo.ai/dev-docs/open-source-use-cases/step-by-step-discord-with-v1-api.md): Based on our Discord game, here is a basic practice to demonstrate how to create a simple detective game using our API.
- [Simple Chat Game with V2 API](https://developer.rpggo.ai/dev-docs/open-source-use-cases/simple-chat-game-with-v2-api.md): Based on our V2 API, here is a 3rd party practice to demonstrate how to create a simple interactive website.
- [2D AI Town with V2 API](https://developer.rpggo.ai/dev-docs/open-source-use-cases/2d-ai-town-with-v2-api.md): Based on our V2 API, here is a sample practice to demonstrate how to create an AI town in 2D. And you can build your own AI town if you wish.
- [Stardew Valley Mod with V2 API](https://developer.rpggo.ai/dev-docs/open-source-use-cases/stardew-valley-mod-with-v2-api.md): Instead of creating a game by yourself, you can also to be a Mod developer and ingest your favor game /character into any existing AAA game.
- [AI Game Website with V2 API](https://developer.rpggo.ai/dev-docs/open-source-use-cases/ai-game-website-with-v2-api.md): If you want to have you own ai game website, this open source code is just for you!


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