Claude Opus 5.5

Six months of building a terminal with built-in multiplexing and multi-machine workspaces using Claude Code, from a longtime terminal fan.

Saves and restores window layouts for design, coding, 3D and marketing sessions; built by an indie dev tired of re-arranging apps.

A local proxy that switches between several Max subscriptions before a limit hits and logs every request, built so overnight loops stop stalling at 2am.

Run /join-call with a Meet link and the session appears as a participant with its own voice and a shared whiteboard, built to stop pasting transcripts mid-call.

Two weeks in, the agent farm has killed 551 business ideas and built a public graveyard with causes of death; revenue is still $0.00 against about $320 of ads.

A story-driven cozy game that the author keeps expanding with Claude, now with a night-ferry opening and lantern festival act.

A non-coder's Claude-driven workflow for meal planning, pantry inventory and grocery orders, shared with its board on GitHub.

A skill that began by turning books into teaching videos and grew into narrated, explorable web books.

Open your app in Chrome, click an element and describe the change, and it is sent to Claude Code, saving the slow back-and-forth over spacing and polish.

A solo-dev engine that turns a maths question into a scripted, animated, narrated video, aiming to replace explainers that cost hundreds of dollars.

A mobile-style tower defense where the enemy path follows the actual streets of any city, built because the author loved the genre.

The builder asked Opus 5.5 to compose in a Bach and acid-synth style and rendered it with FunDSP, then followed up with a fugue and an open score.

Type a URL and the page becomes a level you can smash with weapons; built over a weekend by a TypeScript developer.

A structured workspace with brief, script, storyboard, scene code and renders that lets Claude Code produce narrated videos, shared with its architecture on GitHub.

A format where a single .krate file is the whole application and runs unchanged on all three desktop OSes, demonstrated with a code editor packaged as one file.

Annoyed by a $49 renewal, the builder had Claude Code on Opus 5.5 write a database client in two days using about 10% of a weekly limit.

Agents running on three Claude accounts generated and killed 245 business ideas in a week, keeping a German e-invoice validator, and earned $0.00. A candid look at autonomous business-building.

A developer-oriented desktop client built with Claude after existing tools failed their needs; now at 0.2.x after two months of iteration.

A reader that narrates papers like a person would, dropping headers and citation brackets and speaking equations in a followable way.

Opus 5.5 remade Pokemon Red as a browser game with every pixel drawn in code and no image files, from one prompt; source and a 7 minute build video are public.

A team made nine versions of a motion-graphics promo without opening an editor or reading code, speaking changes to AgentX, their open-source runner that drives Claude Code.

A cozy squishy-bun collecting game with hand-made pixel assets, music and even a trailer, all produced by Opus 5.5 as a gift for a child.

A personal finance dashboard wired to Actual Budget and SimpleFIN so the data stays local, built with Opus 5.5 for less than $20 of usage.

A drawable live map of all hosting, domains, SaaS accounts and databases that warns when something expires, built after a customer was the first to notice an outage.