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An open source developer and creator going by boona11 just shipped one of the most practical AI tools for game development in 2026, and the project is quietly solving a problem that costs indie studios thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours per project. The repository is called Image Extender, and it works as a complete AI game art studio that generates entire 2D asset packs from a single...
A developer and educator going by rasbt just dropped the definitive open source guide to building a GPT style language model from zero, and the project is the cleanest pedagogical resource on transformers available anywhere in 2026. The repository is called LLMs-from-scratch, and the entire premise is that you learn how an LLM works by building one yourself with pure PyTorch. No external...
Most diagram tools produce images. Images are not diff friendly, they do not live in pull request reviews, and they break the moment someone opens a README on a terminal. A developer going by qindapao just open sourced ASCII Draw, a tool that fixes this by letting you sketch flowcharts, boxes, trees, and tables in pure text. You draw the diagram, copy it, and paste it anywhere. README, terminal...
A developer using the handle ChrissGPT posted a demo on X showing Claude Fable 5, running on the high setting, generating a working Minecraft clone in 20 minutes from a single prompt. The prompt was five words. The output was multiple biomes, a day and night cycle, different ore types, and cave systems, all generated autonomously without any follow up. The creator described himself as stunned...
A researcher’s late night test of Claude Fable, Anthropic’s first publicly released Mythos model, produced three working video games from plain English prompts, and the result is the most concrete evidence yet that single prompt software generation has crossed from a demo trick into a working reality. Ethan Mollick built Snake, Strata, and Duino inside Claude Code, and each one runs...
