America.gov 在其聊天机器人中隐藏了一首 Minecraft 诗和 FirstGov 怀旧回顾
RuntimeWire 在该政府人工智能网站的公开代码中发现了两个可用的彩蛋，另外还有一个围绕 Konami code 构建的第三个触发器。
By Ryan Merket · Published · Updated
RUNTIMEWIRE INVESTIGATION — Scoop
Original reporting by RuntimeWire, based on documents, public records, reverse engineering.
Reporting record
Finding
RuntimeWire found two working America.gov chatbot Easter eggs and a third theme trigger in the site's public JavaScript.
How we verified
Methods: documents, public records, reverse engineering.
Production JavaScript assets for the Minecraft poem and chat handler; the composer command handler; live-site screenshots of the Minecraft and FirstGov responses; and JavaScript containing the Konami-code trigger and “Hey there, 1983” text.
RuntimeWire inspected public production JavaScript assets captured on September 29, 2026, checked the Minecraft and FirstGov commands against the live interface, saved screenshots, and verified the Konami-code trigger in JavaScript.
Reproduction
RuntimeWire partially reproduced the finding.
On the live America.gov site, enter “play minecraft” or “play the block game” in the chatbot to trigger the poem. Enter “take me back to firstgov” in the homepage message box to activate the FirstGov theme; use the return button to restore the regular site. The JavaScript also identifies the sequence ↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B A Enter as a retro-theme trigger, but RuntimeWire did not reproduce that trigger live.
America.gov 对任何在其聊天机器人中输入 play minecraft 的人都有一个特别回应：一首冗长的、以政府为主题改写的 Minecraft 结尾诗，里面有案件编号、福利表格以及关于不肯配合的 PDF 的笑话。
RuntimeWire 在检查该站点的生产 JavaScript 时发现了这首诗并在实时站点上复现了它。第二个命令 take me back to firstgov 会将首页变成带有 FirstGov 品牌和档案广告的蓝色面板回顾界面。
有人确保联邦聊天机器人出厂时带上了背景故事。
The Minecraft response opens with “I see the constituent you mean,” then proceeds through a conversation about the person using the site. One passage reads:
我知道你说的是哪位当事人，
我喜欢这位当事人。它的申报很妥当。它在 PDF 横着的时候也没有放弃。…
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