Free Claude skill turns any concept into an interactive machine, like a twistable Rubik's cube
Roger_M_Taylor · x · 2026-10-21
Developer @elvarofficial built a free Claude skill that turns any explanation into an interactive machine people can click through. Demo: a working Rubik's cube where you can twist any face, scramble it, or pull it apart to see the 6 screws holding the 20 pieces — and it counts every one of the 43,252,003,274,489,856 positions, all within 20 turns of solved. He published an article with the full setup and all 10 prompts for turning any question into a runnable machine, arguing schools should be using this kind of tool.
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