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built a full FPS game with claude opus 5 one HTML file. no assets. no build tools. everything generated. → 4 weapons with ADS, recoil, and reloads → 10 AI enemies that flank, take cover, and call out positions → sniper scope with breath holding and sway → mantle... show more

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