Carter Leffen documents a run in which GPT-6 Astra searched historical archives, weighed uncertain letters, built its own Enigma simulator, wrote cryptanalysis code, tested competing keys in parallel and recovered the plaintext of a message unsolved since 1941.1.5K saves on X
An unsolved 1941 German Army Enigma message, broken by GPT-6 AstraScience@carterleffen4K4591.5K
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The Bugged Dev, a software developer, had Claude Fable 5.1 build it in under an hour as one HTML file. A needle cursor turns your path into running, chain, cross and satin stitches, and the fabric and six-pass thread shading are computed pixel by pixel.700 saves on X
A browser embroidery editor drawn in Canvas 2D, no WebGLApps & websites@thebuggeddev84665700
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Chong-U walks through their full pipeline: mockups from GPT Images 2.0, Grok Imagine and Nano Banana; GPT-6 Astra and Fable 5.1 building characters, props and environments in Blender, with rigs and animations; then the Unity and Unreal CLIs to bring them into either engine.805 saves on X
Idea to playable game in Unity and Unreal, assets built in BlenderGames@chongdashu58852805
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Product designer Sofiia Matsiutsia shares three experiments in a Risograph print style, generated with the GPT 2.5 Sunburst model inside ElevenLabs.768 saves on X
Risograph-style prints generated with GPT 2.5 SunburstArt, video & music@SMatsiutsia1.3K37768
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Wuyang Zhou wired Jev and GPT-6 Astra into a home-made agentic system that plays Minecraft in real time: Jev makes the quick decisions while Astra plans ahead. In the three-minute clip they hold off several zombies at once.494 saves on X
Two models play Minecraft live and fight off zombies togetherGames@wuyang_zhou1.3K51494
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Ethan Mollick, a Wharton professor, asked Fable in Claude Projects to pick mysteries it might resolve. An orchestrator spun up a thread per mystery, each launching agents to simulate avalanches or break codes, then writers and skeptical fact-checkers. The write-ups are online.433 saves on X
Eighteen agent threads spent a day on famous historical mysteriesScience@emollick58245433
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Chris Raroque, a solo app developer, built moonjar after deciding screenshot apps felt stuck in 2018. You tell it what you want instead of clicking, and it runs on your existing Claude or Codex subscription.222 saves on X
An agent-first screenshot app with no buttonsApps & websites@raroque3007222
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Curious whether a language model could draw like a pixel-predicting image model, Logan Bolton, an MS student at NYU Courant, gave Claude Opus and Fable the same prompts and had them output every pixel's RGB values into a .txt file. Opus came out looking much better, to their surprise.156 saves on X
Pictures drawn by two LLMs emitting raw RGB values as textArt, video & music@septisum55715156