I wanted to play Gambeta, my web football game, on a handheld. Claude ported it to the Game Boy Advance: the whole game, compiled from the web's own code, with eleven agents working at once. What it took, the bugs I found by playing it, and the ROM to download.
Gambeta, my Game Boy style football game, has more than thirty songs and not a single audio file. The tools Claude built so I could turn MIDIs, karaokes, Guitar Pro tabs and even a choir score into four Game Boy channels, choosing by ear. You can play with all of them here.
Tiny Replay now has an MCP server. If Claude or ChatGPT can read your Strava, one sentence gets you an illustrated replay of your run. Two MCP servers that don't know each other, the one problem worth solving between them, and how to add it.
I made an app that turns a run, a ride or a hike into an illustrated replay on the real map. Instead of telling you what it does, four details you can play with: the camera, the colour of the sky, the music and the video.