Parent vibe-codes a custom spelling game for her 6-year-old in about an hour with Claude
NathanpmYoung · x · 2026-10-22
A parent rebuilt the game "Dress to Impress" with Claude so her 6-year-old has to spell a word to make each move, layering in spelling-learning research. About 10 minutes of prompting produced a playable version within an hour.
The kid then iterated like a real PM — suggesting a pre-level quiz that only drills words she doesn't know — learning spelling, vibe-coding and playtesting at once.
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