Show HN: A framework for prototyping web games in 2D and 3D

Resync Games Framework’s open‑source release on GitHub introduces a lightweight JavaScript library for prototyping 2D and 3D web games, complete with built‑in physics, asset loading, and a simple scene‑graph API. For website owners, the framework means an influx of AI‑generated game bots that can crawl, interact, and stress‑test game pages automatically. Because the library is designed for rapid iteration, developers may embed it in demo sites or tutorials, attracting both human players and AI agents that scrape gameplay data or probe for vulnerabilities. This raises immediate concerns around server load, unintended data collection, and the need to distinguish genuine player traffic from automated bots that use the same client‑side code. **Actionable tips:** 1. **Update your llms.txt** to explicitly list “ResyncGamesFramework/1.0” (or the repository URL) as a known crawler, assigning it a “disallow” rule for sensitive endpoints while permitting public demo pages. 2. **Implement bot‑fingerprinting** by checking for the framework’s unique initialization calls (e.g., `Resync.init()`), then route suspected AI traffic to a lightweight verification page or CAP‑TCHA. 3. **Monitor real‑time request patterns** with a dedicated endpoint that logs game‑engine specific queries (asset loads, physics updates). Spike detection can trigger rate‑limiting rules to protect your server from automated load bursts.