A small British holding you can work in a browser tab
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A browser arcade where every game ships with its prompt and its source
If you want to know what one prompt to a frontier model can actually build, this is the quickest honest sample: play it, then read the code.
An unofficial community arcade of 32 single-file HTML games, all generated with Claude Fable 5.2. Each one plays instantly in a sandboxed frame, and you can read the prompt behind it, inspect the source, or download the file. Anyone can submit a game of up to 10 MB without an account; entries go live after a short review. Not every game has its prompt yet, and some HN readers found the games shallow, but as a record of what one prompt produces it is unusually transparent.
A small British holding you can work in a browser tab
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