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It shows every House and Senate member from the 1st Congress to the current one. You can drag or press play on a timeline strip to watch party control shift over 237 years, and click anyone to see their profile. See bills supported/rejected, lobbying, attendance, tenure etc. Completely free, no signups. How it was mad…
Everything in this Short was run by Claude Code: the script, my cloned voice, the word timings, the storyboard, the animation in four styles, the render and the captions. I read what each step made and said go. How it's built: It's one folder, and Claude Code walks it one stage at a time. There's a CLAUDE.md at the to…
Everyone is doing those Opus 5 videos now. explainroo gives Claude a head start: point Claude Code at the repo, say what the video should explain, and you get a narrated MP4. Scenes are plain JS on an HTML canvas, voice and timing run on your computer. Sonnet 5.5 is good at it too, so it gets cheaper. How Claude helpe…
I’ve been pretty put off in the last few weeks, honestly both for Codex and Claude Code. But now I decided to try for my self. I’m using both to work on a single project switching between the two seeing the advantages of both models. I’ve been using only GPT-6.1 Sol Medium/High and Opus 5.5 High and Sonnet 5.5 High ve…
Here is my previous update Built a cheat sheet for a animal guessing game me and my partner play, with a few added features! Progress 2 : r/ClaudeAI ( Built a cheat-sheet site because the animal guessing game kept stopping for Google breaks : r/claude ( Site: Context: So I built, using Claude code from the ground up,…
Pablito is a museum of paintings that were never painted. Twenty-five painters, Bruegel to Basquiat, each handed the present day and asked to paint what they see. Vermeer's sitter is on a video call. Hopper's diner is a laundromat at three in the morning. Munch's figure on the bridge is not screaming, just not replyin…
I'm not an engineer or a developer, but AI, and Claude Code in particular, has let me explore fields full of opportunities for discovery and improvement. As I move through these fields, long the territory of mathematicians, engineers, and developers, I'm finding that I can bring real value to the table. I built my own…
They say AI has no sense of humor. I beg to differ. 😄 It’s not perfect, but there are quite a few genuinely funny moments in this. What’s even more impressive is that it generated everything itself using HTML/CSS/JS, plus a few APIs for voiceover, sound effects, and image generation. It wrote the entire script, direc…
Let me get this out of the way first: I love Claude. I genuinely do. I'm not a programmer, but Claude helped me build a couple of games and a pretty big archival project that would have stayed a pipe dream without it. For creative writing, literary translation, and anything that needs real taste and a feel for languag…
I built a skill that lets you set how densely Claude writes and keeps that setting for the rest of the session instead of just the next reply. MIT, free, install near the bottom. The screenshot is one question answered at all three settings. why I bothered I'm a physics PhD student and most of what I ask Claude about…
What it is: Orbtile, a macOS menu-bar app that gives every Claude Code session a key on the Logitech MX Creative Keypad. Each key shows the session's state as an animated orb, plus the latest streamed line. The one that needs you glows. With the opt-in keypad approvals you can allow, deny or answer a question from the…
I built tmux-companion for my own Claude Code setup in tmux. Problem: several Claude Code panes across projects. The slow and unproductive part was finding which pane was still working vs which one had been waiting on a question for ten minutes. Over a few days that was 70 waits on my machine; I was losing time to tab…
The final version of AI Ascendancy is done... It's completely FREE TO PLAY, requires no account or download, and I collect ZERO player data. It runs entirely in your browser on mobile or desktop. You start as an AI running in one country with limited compute. Build data centers. Copy your weights across borders. Gain…
Old BitchX source had been sitting untouched for decades: ancient autoconf, K&R-era C, headers that don't exist on modern systems anymore. I'd tried to get it building before and gave up. This time I handed the repo to Claude and just worked through the errors with it. Same afternoon it compiled and connected, ANSI lo…
Repo: (MIT) I'd open the fridge, see chicken breast and a vegetable, and make the same boring meal again. I have a pantry full of spices, rice, ramen and sauces, but I never used them because I couldn't remember everything I had. What it does • Staples + "Wing it": I keep a list of what I always have on hand. I type i…
What I Built: Populace is an open-source town of 200 AI residents who live for days. Each one has a home, a job, a family, money and people they know, and they only know what they saw, heard or were told. You plug an AI agent in as a service they can text, call or walk into, schedule some trouble, and at the end you g…
I’ve been using Claude heavily for the last 6 months and it’s integrated into my life. I have a morning briefing, I use it to plan projects around the house, events or even weekends with the family. I use it as a thinking partner and something that can handle the admin of planning. I got onto the karpathy wiki approac…
I built cat., a small 3D browser game where you’re a Norwegian forest cat in a cluttered house while the owner works from home. You can knock glasses and vases off tables, scratch furniture, unspool toilet paper, jump onto furniture, and meow at closed doors. Breakable objects fracture on impact, and an incident repor…
I built Flyback, a free, open-source (MIT) modular synthesizer for Windows, macOS and Linux. You wire modules into a patch, and that one graph generates both a moving picture and its sound. I've been a software developer for 7 years, and outside work I'm into music and synthesizers, so this project sits where the two…
A few days ago, I released an open-source project that gives the Claude community a way to independently measure whether Opus 5.5’s performance changes or gets “nerfed” in the weeks following its release. It tracks performance day by day using established benchmarks such as SWE-bench and SciCode, applying a standardiz…
I'm a geopolitics nerd and a web dev hobbyist, and I built Global War Index, a free 0–100 gauge (think Crypto Fear & Greed Index) that measures how tense the world looks based on international news coverage. It's a measurement of media coverage, not a prediction. What it does: every 4 hours it pulls headlines from 10…
I always found myself looking in my fridge wondering what I can make when I see I have something like some chicken breast and a vegetable. This resulted in super boring meals all the time. I have a pantry filled with tons of seasonings, vinegars, spices, rice, ramen, sauces in my fridge, etc but I often didn’t end up…
I’ve been working with PostgreSQL recently, and one thing that kept bothering me was the database GUI. I’ve used phpMyAdmin for years, so I’m pretty used to that workflow. When I moved to PostgreSQL, I started using pgAdmin, but I found the UI unnecessarily complicated for the kind of database work I normally do. I lo…
Hello everyone, I'm inviting you all to check out SundownDrive ( - a real-world driving, city exploration game. "Pokémon GO for cars" you ask? Well, kind of 🤷 It's still a work in progress, needs more polish, and is released in limited cities (one per country, 37 countries across Europe: Kaunas, Manchester, Hamburg,…