Claude runs 32 hours straight building a game with 15-27 parallel subagents
Promptmethus · x · 2026-10-27
User MeticulAi shares a hands-on experiment letting Claude autonomously develop a game: the model has worked 32 hours straight, running 15-27 subagents at any given time in its latest "turn," and even produced its own devlog documenting its reasoning. Bugs remain, but a release is planned soon—a notable community stress test of long-horizon autonomous coding-agent orchestration.
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