A Playable 3D Office Game Starring Anthropic's Co-Founders
The user iteratively refines a 3D browser game where Anthropic's co-founders wander an office with quirky personalities, jokes, and dance moves.
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The user iteratively refines a 3D browser game where Anthropic's co-founders wander an office with quirky personalities, jokes, and dance moves.
The user iteratively debugs a Three.js scene where a dog creates ripples to nudge a ball across a pool, fixing physics and realism issues along the way.
The user walks Claude through a step-by-step D3.js build of the Thirty Meter Telescope's 492-hexagon mirror, debugging tricky grid geometry and numbering.
The user asks Claude for an endless 3D cherry blossom garden, then refines it via small requests: petal physics, density, glassmorphism UI, a prettier loader.
A user guides Claude through many feedback rounds to build a browser text editor with AI writing suggestions, highlighted fixes, and clickable tooltips.
The user works with Claude across six rounds building a browser platformer with AI-generated levels, refining theme detail, difficulty, retries, and length.
A single prompt builds a 15-level gamified Python tutor in React, then a follow-up swaps naive string matching for Claude-as-grader to judge code correctness.
Claude rebuilds a family river-crossing puzzle as an interactive step animation, proposes remixes, then hits a real mobile artifact-preview limitation.
The user pastes raw ARMv7 Thumb assembly from a Game Boy Advance binary, and Claude reverse-engineers it into readable C code and a plausible struct layout.
The user revives a 1997 Visual Basic 4 executable as a Python sound toy with Claude's help, then asks it to write a self-hyping viral Reddit post.
The user built an animated visualizer for sorting algorithms, then had Claude clone CPython's source to add a faithful Timsort and a live race mode.
The user tests whether a WASI Python sandbox can swap MicroPython for full CPython, verifying startup cost, fuel limits, and a tricky zip-stdlib bug fix.
The user presses Claude on why .filter() won't narrow a union-typed array, exposing type predicates as unverified assertions rather than real type safety.
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