Claude Opus 5.5

Having never solved their cube, the builder asked Claude for help and ended up with a dense, interactive step-by-step solving guide you can scramble and replay.

Opus 5.5 in Claude Code produced the code, 3D models, music, sound effects, tests and builds for a chess roguelite with no external asset files. The creator mostly directed and playtested.

The builder reran a viral prompt on their own side project and let Claude Code produce a full product explainer unattended, using an OpenRouter key capped at $10.

A small per-machine collector syncs local Claude Code usage into a dashboard showing spend by engineer, device, model and day; the author built it after their 11-person team kept being surprised by the monthly bill.

u/VoidEqualZero

@VoidEqualZero · Sep 23

A tool that visualises a project's progress and attributes token spend to each feature or debugging detour, built because daily usage totals did not explain where effort went.

u/MattiTynka

@MattiTynka · Sep 23

The builder and Claude ported a Unity RTS to the browser and made units controllable with in-game text prompts classified by Jev. Demo and source are public.

A polished explainer video generated end to end by Opus 5.5 through the API for $3.21 of usage, which then inspired others to rerun the same prompt on their own products.

u/oxmannnn

@oxmannnn · Sep 22

Drop in a photo and it is redrawn as one continuous line, with spiral and wander modes, and the site records a video of the line being drawn. Made as a showcase of what Opus 5.5 can do in the browser.

u/mshort3

@mshort3 · Sep 22

A single-shot animated train ride in risograph style, drawn in code with a sampled grand-piano score, built in about 45 minutes. The author shared the full repo so others can have Claude pull it into a new project.