Jira Flow Timelapse
See what actually happened in Jira as an animated 'instant-replay' over any time period.
I specified the model: an Epic kanban with a task-level sub-kanban, replayed from Jira's own history. Cards fly column to column and reshuffle by priority; completed tasks light their Epic and chime, so you hear throughput and lulls as well as see them. Claude wrote the changelog parser and the animation renderer.
Which issue type becomes a board card
Age, stagnation, active time, or any field
Jira rank or a numeric field, per column
Statuses dragged into columns and lanes
Personal Operations Dashboard
Self-hosted life dashboard: vault, health, calendar, budget on phone, desktop, wall kiosk.
Scoped the modules and the three form factors up front, then built each surface with Claude in sequence against one shared layout contract: phone, desktop and wall kiosk from the same code.
Digital assistant, powered by Claude
“add 7g sugar for smoothie and record $86.84 for entertainment”
Claude Agent SDK, Whisperflow and the ElevenLabs API: a voice-interactable virtual intelligence that takes actions across my data and reports back
Magic Collection Manager
Self-hosted Magic collection browser and deckbuilder on a local Scryfall mirror.
Claude built the Scryfall ingest and the search layer over 12,050 cards. I drove the schema, the price and legality logic, and the collection-matching pass the deckbuilder runs against.
Strategy Role Playing Game
2D fantasy strategy game in Python/pygame: isometric overworld plus tactical battles.
To answer the question: "Can I make a full-featured video game with Claude Code?" I designed the engine from scratch, one system at a time including, isometric projection, pathfinding, then the battle resolver, keeping it playable at every step.