sure why not

was it good nonny?

Does it matter which AI software you use? You can use both, but you'll probably have to proofread what they come up with.
What kind of text game is it? I've only used twine for text based games because I suck at programming...

i don't even really understand the question? you can make a text-based game in HTML5, but that's just a markup language. you'll need JavaScript to run the program. as for AI, what? don't use AI, or at least don't over-rely on it. it sucks the fun out of the development learning curve when you don't understand how your own program works.

the way to make it happen is to start small. just display the start menu. once you have that going, you've cleared the most difficult hurdle: actually starting.

>>253489
Very true.
>https://wapchan.org/rules.html
Maybe OP is also using Twine? It also uses JavaScript but you don't need to know JavaScript to make a little game with it, just html is fine.
Hey, OP, if you're using Twine, use SugarCube, not Harlowe, it has better plugins and resources and really isn't difficult to use

>>271367
Wait, I tried to copy paste the number to reply to >>253489 but instead it put in the last thing I'd copied, sorry about that, ignore that, I can't edit or delete and repost my message as far as I know... >_<

you should! the first time you do something there will always be stuff to work on, so, its better to just do something and then make something better later.
>>253489
not neccasarily. you can have the game be a series of static webpages or css elements with show/hide functionality, or really any other creative way you can get the desired functionality to work. its possible to recreate state in html/css: https://ryanbethel.org/ui-state-machine-with-only-html-and-css and from there recreate most functionality
my point isn't to shove OP down a turing tar pit but rather that when a lot of scripting functionality isn't necessary you shouldn't be forced to use a framework with bugs, learning curve, cruft, all for a specialized skill that isn't very transferrable to elsewhere.
>>271367
most of the stuff twine is used for can be done with html anyways