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Pixel Clodeffice
A pixel office tycoon staffed by four real Claude models
Four AI agents live in a pixel office and each one runs on its own Claude model. Give them a real task and they actually do it. Even the landing page is playable — walk down seven floors, footer included
I started this as a small joke — a pixel office where AI agents shuffle around and pretend to work. Then I plugged in the actual API and something unexpected happened: the four agents stopped feeling like four sprites. They are running on four different Claude models, and the difference in voice is not something I wrote. Haiku really does answer in three words. Opus really does need another minute. I did not script that, and it is still the part I like most.
Somewhere along the way I was building a landing page for it and thought: why is the landing page not the game? So now you can walk down through the site instead of scrolling it. Seven floors. And when I got to the bottom I realised the footer had become an actual basement — servers humming, links on the wall. That was the moment the whole thing clicked for me.
A few honest notes:
— It needs your own Anthropic API key for the live agents. It stays in your tab, is never stored, and never touches my servers, because I do not have any. Without a key everything else still works: agents, shop, minigames, the office living its own life. — It is a prototype. There is no save yet. Cards and achievements are next. — Two languages, RU and EN, detected from your browser.
What I would genuinely love feedback on: does the office feel alive when you stand still and do nothing? That idle behaviour took the longest and I still cannot tell if it lands.
Built solo over a few evenings, with Claude as the pair programmer — which felt appropriately circular.
About Pixel Clodeffice on Product Hunt
“A pixel office tycoon staffed by four real Claude models”
Pixel Clodeffice was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #103 on the daily leaderboard. Four AI agents live in a pixel office and each one runs on its own Claude model. Give them a real task and they actually do it. Even the landing page is playable — walk down seven floors, footer included
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Jen
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I started this as a small joke — a pixel office where AI agents shuffle around and pretend to work. Then I plugged in the actual API and something unexpected happened: the four agents stopped feeling like four sprites. They are running on four different Claude models, and the difference in voice is not something I wrote. Haiku really does answer in three words. Opus really does need another minute. I did not script that, and it is still the part I like most.
Somewhere along the way I was building a landing page for it and thought: why is the landing page not the game? So now you can walk down through the site instead of scrolling it. Seven floors. And when I got to the bottom I realised the footer had become an actual basement — servers humming, links on the wall. That was the moment the whole thing clicked for me.
A few honest notes:
— It needs your own Anthropic API key for the live agents. It stays in your tab, is never stored, and never touches my servers, because I do not have any. Without a key everything else still works: agents, shop, minigames, the office living its own life. — It is a prototype. There is no save yet. Cards and achievements are next. — Two languages, RU and EN, detected from your browser.
What I would genuinely love feedback on: does the office feel alive when you stand still and do nothing? That idle behaviour took the longest and I still cannot tell if it lands.
Built solo over a few evenings, with Claude as the pair programmer — which felt appropriately circular.