Conduit – Automatic Port Forwarding for Docker Containers
Single-port multiplexing for Docker services, but Caddy and ngrok already handle this better.

Solver watches YouTube speedruns frame-by-frame to rebuild moves — oddly satisfying.
Retro gaming fans, AI experimentation enthusiasts
Internet Archive MS-DOS games · JS-DOS
Between us we've solved 80 of the 149 levels. It didn't come free: plenty I had to hand-hold or play through myself, and for the nasty ones I had Claude build a solver that watches YouTube speedruns and rebuilds the moves frame by frame (oddly satisfying to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wndAf4EXNc).
It also built a full level editor (https://claudes-challenge.vercel.app/?level=1#editor) and a replay viewer to watch the solved levels back (https://claudes-challenge.vercel.app/replay.html).
Code: https://github.com/blumk/claudes-challenge
Obligatory IP note: this is someone else's game. I'm assuming it's effectively abandonware but I honestly don't know, so the site might have to come down at some point. The repo is stripped of all the original art and assets, code only.
Single-port multiplexing for Docker services, but Caddy and ngrok already handle this better.
LLM-powered CTF solver with multi-provider support; weekend results: 13 solved across xAI, Google, Anthropic.
Ambitious Tauri port but debugging and extensions still incomplete.
Inverts CAPTCHA logic: hard for humans, straightforward for pixel-reading agents.
Yet another video-to-docs wrapper competing directly with Firecrawl and Jina AI.
Faithful 1998 DOS port with modern gamepad support—nostalgia done right in the browser.