What 150,000 Lines of AI-Generated TypeScript Actually Looks Like
Inselnova has 179,101 lines of TypeScript across 1,015 files and 1,272 commits. I didn't write most of it. Here's what that actually means, why it works at scale, and what the senior dev who quit at 150K lines got wrong.
How I Built a Dev Log Pipeline with AI in One Sitting
Sat down in Claude Cowork, dumped six weeks of raw notes about building a browser strategy game, and came out with 5 blog posts, a tone system, SEO integration, cover image generation, and a reusable skill. Here's how the pipeline works.
Blind Coding: My AI Workflow for Building a Game from My Phone
Built Inselnova's core gameplay loop on a road trip using Claude Code on mobile. Tests first, skill files for context, AGENTS.md as a living spec, plan mode to prevent scope creep. Three weeks in, one bad release.
Why Every Feature in Inselnova Connects to Something Else
Rebuilt a 25-year-old strategy game with a simple rule: nothing gets added unless it connects to something else. The gameplay loop that emerged extended the first session from 2-3 minutes to 10-20 minutes.
From 0 to 8 Daily Players: Finding Early Adopters for a Niche Browser Game
Found 8 daily active players by messaging old Inselkampf fans on Reddit directly, then refined onboarding with achievements and psychology tricks. 330 site visitors, 41 signups, 8 completing the first achievement set.
I replaced Google Analytics, Sentry, and Intercom with AI in a few hours
Built custom analytics, error tracking, and re-engagement tools instead of paying for SaaS. Total monthly cost under $20. Each one took a few hours with AI. Here's how and whether you should try it.
I built a multiplayer browser strategy game in two weeks
30 years coding, built a multiplayer island strategy game in two weeks using Claude Code, Codex, and ChatGPT. Started blind on my phone during a road trip. Sharing the workflow, the mistakes, and what I'd do differently.
