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Claude
Claude is Anthropic's hosted family of general-purpose language models. It is suited to writing, analysis, coding, and tool-assisted work for individual users and teams.
Anthropic's Claude web and mobile apps, Claude Code, and the official Claude API through the Claude Console.
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Reported scores
Linked and dated. Made With Models has not independently tested these numbers; vendor-run results are marked in the note.
| Benchmark | Score | Measured by | As of |
|---|---|---|---|
| Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index ↗ | 53 | Artificial AnalysisModel-specific result for Claude Fable 5.1 (max with fallback). | 2026-10 |
Made with this model
Drive a rover through a playable lunar mystery
Survey a moon crater in a 3D browser game. Drive, scan below the surface and follow five missions to uncover why an outpost went silent.
By 
@winchxyz
Reuse 20 animated graphics made entirely from SVG
A public-domain collection shows how circles, paths, gradients and transforms can produce animation without JavaScript or external files.
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@BlinkZer0
Turn a spreadsheet into charts you can explore
Open a CSV or Excel file in your browser. Choose charts, explore the numbers and present what you find.
By 
@clues-app
See where your AI coding time goes
Turn your Claude Code history into a visual report of the projects, tools and sessions you worked on.
By 
@aybidi
Add games and graphics to a live stream
Add timers, drawings, music and small games to an OBS stream using pages that run in your browser.
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@TK2F
Turn a clock into moving colour
A live clock sits over a shifting WebGL colour field with presets and controls you can change.
By 
@pulkitxm
Explore a 3D portfolio and how it was built
Explore an interactive portfolio, then read what the AI got right, what broke and what its creator had to fix.
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@Maurice-H
Roll 3D dice to start better family conversations
A self-hosted family app chooses from more than 1,000 questions and keeps text, voice and photo answers together over time.
How it was credited
Turn a picture into your own Slack emoji
Crop a picture, remove its background and save a small PNG for Slack.
By 
@simonw
Test software with a fictional company's files
AI-made letters, spreadsheets and other files give a search tool something to work through without using a real company's records.
By 
@peterzat
A full physics pinball table, built with an AI pair programmer
An AI game-jam winner with real pinball: ramps, multiball, skill shots and a centipede wizard mode. The maker says it felt co-developed rather than code-generated.
By 
@focaccai
One director commanded an army of AI agents to build a strategy world
A free browser strategy game with an RTS, a MOBA, a dungeon crawler and a deck-builder — built by one director working with coding, art, music and voice agents.
By 
@AJSturrock
Query any database from a terminal built for the keyboard
A fast terminal client for SQLite and major server databases, with query history, tunnels and a no-credentials demo mode — built with Claude Code, then reviewed line by line by a human.
By 
@Maxteabag
The scoreboard for what your browser can really do
A free comparison of 200+ Progressive Web App features across Chrome, Firefox and Safari — weighted by importance and built on Can I Use and MDN data instead of anecdotes.
How it was made
A board that keeps coding agents in reviewable states
A local kanban board and CLI for agent-led coding: briefs, isolated worktrees, recorded evidence and explicit review gates stay in plain Markdown — and the merge stays with the human.
By 
@shinKatana0
A lifetime of photos, sorted without leaving your machine
A dry-run-first organizer for large photo and video archives: index by city, person or event with local ML, review the plan, then apply — with a journal and one-command undo.
By @shinKatana0
See which coding agent is actually waiting for you
A zero-dependency terminal monitor that reads local session transcripts from Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Antigravity, and shows from the outside which one is working — and which has been waiting on you.
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@ElRaxy
The filter that keeps shell noise out of your agent’s context
A fast Rust proxy that compresses shell, test, Git, container and build output before an AI coding agent reads it — 100+ commands, integrations for 18 agents, and a maker post that keeps the claim honest.
By 
@pszymkowiak
Tower defense with a rewind button — and the prompt record to prove it
A free browser tower-defense game built around a time-rewind mechanic: place your towers, watch the wave, rewind and fix your timing. About 25–30 hours of work, dozens of AI conversations, and the full prompt history is public.
How it was made