@FinanceYF5: 2/ The entire project used just a single prompt, with Opus 5.5 running fully autonomously in Ultracode mode for approximately 30 hours. Full prompt: “Build a fully functional computer from scratch, entirely in code, starting from individual logic gates. Design a CPU, memory, assembler, a mini operating system, and...”
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A project used just a single prompt to have Opus 5.5 run fully autonomously in Ultracode mode for around 30 hours, building a CPU, memory, assembler, a mini operating system, and a runnable game from scratch, starting with logic gates.
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2/ The entire project used just one prompt, with Opus 5.5 running completely autonomously in Ultracode mode for about 30 hours.
Full prompt:
“Build a fully functional computer from scratch, entirely in code, starting from individual logic gates.
Design a CPU, memory, assembler, a minimal operating system, and a game that runs on top of it.“
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