Dev Builds Community Flood War Room With Claude Code in 24 Hours
DevDminGod · x · 2026-10-06
Amid severe flooding in Thailand, a developer shares how he built a community "war room" with Claude Code in 24 hours: consolidating rainfall, water levels, risk points, and unmet rescue needs into one shared live view for frontline teams. He argues any community can replicate this with modern tools, and will present the build at a Bangkok event at Siam Paragon with online streaming. An AI coding tool applied to real crisis response.
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