"Build in public" became a second job. The Spiel Engine removes the content overhead by turning real work sessions into publishable content automatically, so builders can focus on shipping instead of documenting.

I used to spend years running content calendars while building real products on the side. The problem was always the same: the best insights were happening inside the work, but never made it to content. Session-as-Content is a reversal of that. Instead of planning content separately, you log your actual work sessions → what you built, decided, or learned → and the system turns that into structured content. Spiel Engine is the implementation of that idea: work → session log → ICP world simulation → narrative → content drafts → human publish gate. No content calendar. No “what should I post” loop. Just extracting signal from real building. Curious what breaks when other builders try this in practice.