@sun_dundun · X

做了一个游戏平台，全部使用Ai 来生成 #cursorcamp #game #Ai

u/vcoklat · Reddit

I built an AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) Fleet Simulator running entirely in the browser using C++ and WebAssembly (No backend server!) Hey everyone! Lately, I’ve been experimenting with bringing low-level systems programming to the web browser. I wanted to see if I could build a high-performance digital twin for Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) without needing any backend server or WebSocket overhead. The result is a browser-based multi-agent fleet simulator. Here is what's happening unde

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u/EagleApprehensive · Reddit

I've made an IDE. I built intentic.dev , a free IDE that runs self-hosted on your hardware in docker - can be easily shared with coworkers and deployed on servers. It's not for you! It's a home for agents, you're just a guest there so behave. Comes with cool stuff for AI powerusers - token saving mechanisms, codebase indexers, healthiness checkers - helps you keep the code manageable. Can connect to stuff as well. And if you're crazy you can even add widget to your produc

@runFleets · X

Analytics for agent .

z1z2z3 · HN

X402vps – Docker containers for AI agents, paid per hour with USDC

@julian_le_roux · X

I'm vibe-coding a Starship flight simulator, and Grok correctly labelled the Gulf of America as the location of the booster splashdown 💪🏻🦅

@Vo_exp · X

Void Explorer is live. A persistent multiplayer space game. Land on planets, mine resources, build your economy, compete across an infinite universe. Free, in your browser. I designed and directed it end-to-end, built with Claude. #indiegame #spacegame

@javimosch · X

abskrj · Product Hunt

Velane Cloud for your AI Agent's tools and functions

@OlesaAI · X

🚀 I'm building Solar Empire — a browser MMO strategy set in one seamless, living Solar System. And here's the twist: the entire prototype was pair-built with Claude Fable 5. The game. You run a private corporation. You start on Earth, where the geology is hidden — buying a hex IS the prospecting, so every claim is a gamble. Power plants feed mines, smelters feed factories, and a player-driven market ties it all together. Then you go to space. A rocket is assembled at your factory, rolls out to your spaceport pad, and launches — gravity-turn ascent, stage separation, the works. The Moon it flies to is actually moving: transfer windows change your fuel bill in real time, just like real orbital mechanics. The planets are real NASA/USGS maps. Weather is simulated once for everyone — the storm cutting your solar output is the same storm your rival sees from orbit. Abandoned bases decay into ruins that other players can scavenge, so the map never clogs up. The pro

@GoMiningGrind · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!