Running Man
By John DiligA pixel-art auto-runner. Jump obstacles and see how long you can keep going.
Tools: Claude Code
Building with AI
Small, useful things built with AI, and practical guides to making your first one.
A prompt can start a project. A useful result takes a smaller idea, a clear job and a few rounds of trying it yourself. Start with something you can explain in a sentence: a game with one rule, a calculator that answers one question, or a page that helps someone make a decision.
This collection brings together projects with source-attributed tool information and guides that take you from a working experiment to a public link. A project appearing here does not establish which model made it. Check its tools and source notes for what is actually known, and use the examples to study scope, feedback and the finished experience.
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Open a project to try it and find the original.
Claude of Tanks
By Kevin B. LiuArmored battles, destructible worlds, and an entire fleet to take for a spin.
Tools: Claude Code, Codex
Void Explorer
By Thomas RicouardPilot a spacecraft through a handcrafted-feeling world generated with Astra and Blender.
Tools: Codex, Blender
What Happens When You Send a Prompt
By Ryan SaelFollow one real question through an AI model: hidden instructions, tokens, and generation in half a second.
People behind the work
Make your next thing
All guidesBuild a small video game with Claude
Make a playable browser game with a clear loop, touch controls, restart behavior, and a tested public link. Start small before adding levels or accounts.
Read the guideStart building with AI: make one useful thing
Choose a small first project, write a useful brief, and turn an AI-generated preview into something another person can actually use, test, and share.
Read the guideWhere to host your first project
Compare Sites, Replit, Vercel, GitHub Pages, Netlify, Cloudflare and Render by what your project needs, then publish a link you can maintain and update.
Read the guideMake an interactive tool with Opus 5.5
Turn an explanation into a useful interactive tool with Opus 5.5. Define the calculation, show assumptions, test edge cases, and choose the right sharing route.
Read the guideMake an AI-assisted sizzle video for your project
Use Opus 5.5 to plan a short launch video, Remotion or an editor to assemble it, and optional Higgsfield shots to add atmosphere without inventing product behavior.
Read the guideReplit, Codex or Claude for your first project?
Choose a building workflow by the project, your comfort with files, and how you will publish and maintain it. Compare Replit, Codex, Claude and Sites fairly.
Read the guideGet your product live in ten steps
A practical ten-step launch checklist for creators: finish the useful path, publish it, verify email and analytics, and give your first visitors a working link.
Read the guideUseful references
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