Claude autonomously builds a 'p(doom)' Beat Saber clone in one afternoon
burny_tech · x · 2026-09-29
Developer Rhys Sullivan gave Claude a task and let it run autonomously for an afternoon — the result is a playable 'p(doom)' edition of Beat Saber. He speculates that a serious Beat Saber competitor could be built with Opus 5.5 generating engaging map designs and tracks, highlighting how far autonomous coding agents have come: from writing function snippets to shipping end-to-end playable game prototypes, with LLM-generated game content flagged as the next step.
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