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A dog that "vibe codes" games
A playful project where a dog's random keypresses were turned into game prompts for Claude.
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YouTuber Caleb Leak taught his cavapoo Momo to "vibe code" games. Her random presses on a Bluetooth keyboard go to Claude Code, which has been told that a genius game designer communicates only in cryptic keystrokes and must interpret them. A Raspberry Pi and a smart treat dispenser reward her, and guardrails keep the result playable. PC Gamer covered it with appropriate disbelief.
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From a short post by the maker, so the details are as they tell them.
- Lemmy: 'I taught my dog to vibe code games': Yup, someone actually managed to get Claude AI to code a game Published
PC Gamer's article on how the set-up works.
- The video: youtube.com
Linked in the post.