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Built a playable game in under 5 minutes with Pokee-Isaac 28B. From idea → code → working game, all in one flow. Isaac combines strong coding + agentic reasoning with a 10M-token context window, so it can keep track of large codebases, assets, requirements, and iterations without constantly losing... show more

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Going from an idea to a fully playable game in under 5 minutes is seriously impressive. The combination of coding, reasoning, and a 10M token context makes this especially interesting for rapid prototyping. 🔥🎮

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不到五分钟做出能玩的，最惊讶的是中途没把上下文搞丢。

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