I made a little falling-block puzzle game with AI 🧱
Brickdrift is an experimental side project built with Claude Code. It's free with no sign-up, works on phone, desktop and gamepad, and has an anonymous leaderboard.
How high can you get?
https://t.co/lKYwrDNCNB
I built a retro file manager for macOS 🖥️
RetroDir: two panels, ten function keys, a built-in tabbed terminal and a classic text-mode look. Keyboard-first, free and open source (MIT).
Another experiment built with Claude Code.
https://t.co/IVZeyCQRWt
@jacksunny18 Each tab keeps its own working directory — browsing never moves a shell. Cmd-T is the explicit “open terminal here”: it switches to a tab already in that folder or opens a new one, never cd-ing an existing shell. That’s the 1.0.1 behaviour: https://t.co/eRXYSjA1zr
@faizif5a Great point, F8 hitting the panel when you meant the shell would be the worst case. I'll note a clearer focus marker for whichever pane owns the keys, thanks!
@HertzyPertzy Thanks! A platformer sounds fun, and yeah, the small polish stuff used to be what I'd skip. Share it when it's playable, I'd love to try it
@LauraLoumd Thanks Laura! Glad you like it. Let me know where you end up on the leaderboard, and if anything feels off while you're playing I'd love to hear about it 🙂
@GRASSGURU What was the deciding factors to open school on Thursday? The bus stops are not clear and students will have to wait on the road for the bus. Temperature will be below freezing. What’s so special about PWCS than other counties that they must open in this condition?
One thing I keep relearning:
building something small and useful is often harder than building something impressive.
Saying no to extra features takes more discipline than writing code.
I built ColorScreenWithTimer because I kept needing a clean fullscreen color and a simple timer for focus sessions and quick setups.
It’s intentionally minimal and runs entirely in the browser.
https://t.co/cK3HSVTZjS