Scratch is a block-based visual programming language and online community developed by the MIT Media Lab. It allows users, especially children, to create interactive stories, games, and animations through a drag-and-drop interface.
Why this server?
Enables editing Scratch .sb3 projects, including sprites, scripts, costumes, sounds, variables, lists, and broadcasts, as well as opening, saving, and sharing projects on scratch.mit.edu and running them in a headless VM.
Why this server?
Allows an AI agent to build and run real Scratch projects by editing plain text source, compiling to .sb3, loading into a live Scratch editor, running, and inspecting state.
Why this server?
Allows reading, editing, and saving Scratch .sb3 project files programmatically, with tools for modifying sprites, scripts, costumes, sounds, and other project assets.
Why this server?
Provides tools for building, playtesting, and publishing Scratch projects, including website/social graph access, text-based project authoring, Python-to-blocks conversion, and a headless Scratch VM for running and inspecting projects without a browser.