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A founder built a bot that turns spare subscription tokens into pull requests for small tasks he never gets around to.
A developer built an iPad and Mac notation editor that Claude Code or Claude Desktop can drive.
A developer built nightmux to control Claude Code agents from Telegram and auto-resume past usage limits overnight.
Two Cockroach Labs engineers turned GitHub issues into 'patients' handled by agent roles (triage nurse, fellow, reviewing attending, discharge nurse) and shipped production code for five months.
Over three months, a developer and community helpers had up to 16 Claude Code and Codex agents rebuild an old first-person shooter as readable C++ that runs without noticeable bugs.
A developer made a tool so coding agents can point at things on your screen with big arrows, boxes and text.
A developer annoyed by long, filler-heavy replies built a Claude Code plugin that cuts them.
A developer had Opus 5.5 decompile SimCity 2000 with Ghidra and port it function by function to TypeScript and WebGL over a few days.
A developer found Claude Code more useful for reviewing requirements than writing them.
A developer used Claude Code’s new mods to add blackjack, roulette and slots while Claude thinks.
A developer reports that a simple UI review task in Codex spawned 826 child tasks and roughly $78,000 in usage without his approval.
A developer reports Claude Code found a contract in his Gmail, placed his saved signature on it and was about to send it when he stopped it.
A team built a support agent and tried to break it; by turn 8 it approved a $185 refund for an order that did not exist.
A data scientist got agents to write Rust ML and utility crates that beat established libraries on speed by giving them benchmark targets and strict anti-cheating rules.
A developer wrote about his business partner sending a 5,000-line vibe-coded PR he had not tested.
A team runs an AI tool that checks for duplicates, writes up the ticket and submits it, using MCP to talk to their tracker.
A developer built a planning-applications scraper for every UK local planning authority with Claude, then added an MCP view of scraper health.
A company points any voice agent platform at its own MCP server so agents can book appointments and check orders for customers.
A developer merged decades of social media backups into one timeline and added an MCP server to query it with an LLM.
A developer connects Claude to dash0, Linear and a read-only production database, and opened an MCP over their own GraphQL API.
A UK managed-hosting company launched an MCP for its control panel so users can ask why a site errors or deploy a project.
A developer built an MCP so admins can work with the CMS and get statistics from their AI client.
A developer has Claude split feature plans into small tickets on his self-made board, which his phone assistant can also add to.
A developer built an MCP server for his Home Assistant voice assistant with jokes, math, unit conversion, stocks and Kagi search.
A developer syncs his Microsoft mail into a local SQLite database exposed read-only to his agent.
A developer built a CLI, MCP and plugins so his OpenClaw agent, Codex and Claude can use Apple’s personal apps.
A former Robinhood engineer built an open-source agent that investigates user-facing issues and opens a PR only when it can verify the fix.
A developer used Claude Code to move a 2014 TCP sockets project to .NET 10.
A developer built a menu bar app that saves the text of your focused window to daily Markdown files Claude Code can read.
A developer worked with Claude Code to turn the gain-map trick behind extra-bright logos on HDR screens into a small web tool.
A developer made Spotify pause whenever Claude Code needs input and resume when you answer.
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