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Claude Code projects: 16 finished builds, from landing page to MOBA

Sixteen projects built by Claude Code with Claude Opus 5.5 and Claude Fable 5.1, one prompt each, no edits: websites, a dashboard, a phone app, a kanban board, a physics toy, two games and more.

By GlanceHall · Published October 22, 2026 · 2 min read

These are sixteen Claude Code projects, and every one of them is finished. Anthropic's Claude Code built eight briefs twice, once with Claude Opus 5.5 and once with Claude Fable 5.1, from a single prompt each and with no human edits. If you want to know what people actually build with Claude Code, here is a controlled answer you can open and click.

Claude Opus 5.5 · max effort · Claude CodeAll of Claude Opus 5.5’s builds
SaaS landing page
Open the saas landing page
Analytics dashboard
Open the analytics dashboard
Balls in a spinning hexagon
Open the balls in a spinning hexagon
First-person shooter
Open the first-person shooter
Mobile finance app
Open the mobile finance app
One-lane MOBA
Open the one-lane moba
Open brief
Open the open brief
Kanban board
Open the kanban board

All eight Claude Opus 5.5 projects. Click a title to open it live.

What did Claude Code build?

Eight kinds of project, each twice.

ProjectClaude Opus 5.5Claude Fable 5.1
Marketing site"Easy to book. Hard to interrupt.""Get booked without giving up your best hours."
Analytics dashboardAnnotated peak and averageBest-day callout, chart or table
Physics simulationGlossy balls, physics readoutGlossy balls in a glowing hexagon
3D shooterIron Tide, a neon cityDuskfall, a rooftop at dusk
Phone finance appHaptics, full-screen confirmationAnimated balance, "Sent!" overlay
One-lane MOBARiftline: rune-circle base, forest lane, shopRiftline too: pine forest, river crossing, shop
Invented product siteNod, a night train to nowhereYonder, a lamp of faraway skies
Kanban boardCompact, "3 of 14 done" progress, tilted dragCompact, red-flagged overdue cards
Claude Fable 5.1 · max effort · Claude CodeAll of Claude Fable 5.1’s builds
SaaS landing page
Open the saas landing page
Analytics dashboard
Open the analytics dashboard
Balls in a spinning hexagon
Open the balls in a spinning hexagon
First-person shooter
Open the first-person shooter
Mobile finance app
Open the mobile finance app
One-lane MOBA
Open the one-lane moba
Open brief
Open the open brief
Kanban board
Open the kanban board

All eight Claude Fable 5.1 projects.

How were these Claude Code projects made?

With the command on our methodology page: Claude Code with --safe-mode, so no personal instruction files, plugins or external tools, in an empty folder outside any repository, at maximum effort, with the brief passed word for word and a 150-minute cap. Projects took 25 minutes to the full 150, and at list API prices cost roughly $7 to $21 each.

Colleagues engage in active brainstorming session using colorful sticky notes.
Photo by Vitaly Gariev on Pexels.

What do Claude Code projects have in common?

Depth. They are the largest builds on the site, they include features the briefs did not ask for, and they arrive polished because the agent tested them in a browser along the way. The two models have distinct voices: Opus builds dense, product-led pages and Fable calmer, editorial ones. Where Codex's two models often built twins, Claude Code's two built different projects.

How do Claude Code projects compare with Codex projects?

Richer and slower. The same eight briefs built by Codex took 7 to 25 minutes each and produced compact, consistent projects; browse them in Codex projects or compare any brief side by side.

Four invented brands, two by Claude Code. Can you tell which?

Take the blind test
Top-down view of an office Kanban board with colorful sticky notes for task management and organization.
Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels.

Frequently asked questions

What projects can you build with Claude Code?

Complete front-end projects from a single prompt: we have sixteen, including marketing sites, an analytics dashboard, a phone finance app, a kanban board, a physics simulation, a 3D shooter, a one-lane MOBA and a website for an invented product. Each opens live.

How long does a Claude Code project take?

Between 25 minutes and the full 150-minute limit per project in our runs, at maximum effort. Claude Code spends much of that time testing its own work in a browser.

Were these Claude Code projects edited?

No. Each project is exactly what Claude Code left on disk after one attempt. When infrastructure interrupted a run, the model got a fresh attempt and the interruption is listed on the build.

Can I see the prompts behind these projects?

Yes. Every brief page shows the exact prompt with a copy button, so you can rebuild any of these projects or adapt the prompt to your own idea.

Judge the builds yourself.

Eight briefs, four models, nothing edited. Watch them side by side or take the blind test.

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