u/Soolsily

I run an osrs one prompt challenge within my development setup each time a model releases.

You check out my fable build vs the opus build, its amazing how close we actually are to being able to one shot build me an osrs. Opus got pretty close to being able to build a 1 for 1 tutorial island experience.. felt more like runescape classic thought lol

https://youtu.be/jmzhZHnSm3I

This stupid osrs iron man game - botting built me a career in software and tbh I attribute most of my success to playing runescape as a kid and throughout life.

The elgato boilerplate will eventually make its way to the 2plot.dev network

The controller is the app, stream deck just a glorified limited keyboard. Plug the stream deck into your computer, i used claude cowork and just instructed it to connect into my own network and design keys that fit the tools i use, it drafted the keys with some general direction and guardrails i set for the workflows i needed and it drafted the 5x3, created the keys and i just did back and forth on the hardware and software till it worked.

Aye! Those are some good use cases, have me looking at my stream deck and asking why I dont have an ai credit key 😅 thanks for sharing and for a new key project.

Build your own

You are an idiot. Why settle for a single obs system when you can have one designed specific to your workflow that you own.

Figure ill be down voted for this prospective, i understand and agree, no one is interested ai generated slop. The post was not that, it was formatted by ai but I didn't take it for face value and adjusted the post prior to publishing it to make sure it covered the important nuances of the project and had some genuine questions from myself.

This post Looks formatted and eligible to me.. 🤷‍♂️

https://preview.redd.it/kzn4xv9r5mfh1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=eacf9cfdafe620f4ddf81e5585b8baa571dde5d1

**The software:** heavily AI-assisted, and I'm not going to soften that. I made the architecture calls — Dash for the app layer, Postgres for scene and zone state, CDN in front of all media — and wrote the specs and component docs.Claude wrote a large share of the implementation against them. Three days is only a real number because of that.

The thing that made the output usable rather than slop is boring: I maintain 18+ open-source Python packages with a documentation site and an llms.txt at the root, so the model reads my actual component surface before it writes anything. Bad docs in, slop out. That's most of the story.

**AI inside the product:** yes, and it's a headline feature, so tag it accordingly. The "director" is computer-vision subject tracking on the 360 feed. Everything else — switching, viewports, light control, the Stream Deck surface — is ordinary code with no model in the loop.

**This post:** also AI-assisted. I fed my own livestream transcript in and had it help structure the writeup, then edited it. The project, the opinions and the two questions at the bottom are mine, and I can answer anything about any layer of the stack.

Sheesh YoloBix Extreme is an extreme price 😅 https://a.co/d/078weLZ0 looks like an ipad on a fastfood diet lol. Was exclusively software app based. But once I found a way to hit the camera with software and control its motors it was game over. Its given me a reason to learn hardware lol

Built on local host so other than time it's a $0 custom app controller vs a $2-3k hardware solution.

Uncle Sam fixing to hit us with that digital ID required.. but yeah. Thats the gist

I had built this project out in 3 days when Fable 5 was available.

The issue isn't a standard one off request `Build me a biological weapon`, the issue is the capabilities to build all the individual components are broadly unlocked and available and absolute with Fable 5 / Mythos. You isolate out none violation requests into useful components, then you combine those useful components into a bomb.

I have no practical biology experience, for me it was just a low level experiment trying to push into a field that should have been blocked off, yet through my components and the way i built out the simulation, I was able to get impressively further than i thought would be possible.

Theirs many practical utility, the individual components I've built to get to this point have hundreds of thousands of downloads and are used in enterprise, commercial and none-profit works. Exploring / pushing the bounds of whats possible allows the opportunity to solve and build new innovations.

Yes, I agree. This app is no biological weapon, but it is Interesting and it offers some insight into the over arching guard rales of fable, and how far one can get in 3 days in a specific category, which was the petri dish project.

Thats my youtube name and website https://pip-install-python.com which hosts all my open source work

Totally understand, I create free tutorials when I can like this: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLujL1ApTlqCm7ErnaYf_B59sKwllhMp2B&si=qZDbkrV-FO8o3SdW

And I'm also an avid contributor to open source and have built ~25 custom components: https://pip-install-python.com

These are the best free resources I could offer a student trying to learn and get into the software dev industry, its a long road but its a worthwhile career imo

Best of luck on your software dev journey