One prompt, no spec: Claude builds its own Wordle variant "SIXFOLD"
Gulliveig · reddit · 2026-08-24
Given only "create a wordle puzzle with a fairly common 6-letter word and max 10 tries," Claude spontaneously turned it into a browser game called SIXFOLD: random common word per game from a built-in list, on-screen or physical keyboard input, green/amber/gray tile feedback, and a "New word" restart button — plus it offered the HTML for download. A neat demo of turning a vague one-liner into a complete playable game.
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