How far can agentic coding go? These repos are my answers so far.
Mostly webxdc apps that run offline inside chats.
Reviving existing apps as standalone, serverless webxdc apps.
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Data Dealer The satirical privacy game Data Dealer — you run a shady data-broker empire and learn, first-hand, how personal data gets harvested, traded, and abused. The original relied on a game server that's since been abandoned, so it's no longer playable; this port revives it as a fully standalone webxdc app — no server needed, playable again offline. webxdc · TypeScript · Vite |
Built from scratch — collaborative mini-apps you send into a chat, where the whole group edits together, offline-first.
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MD-Docs A collaborative, Obsidian-style markdown editor — a single .xdc you drop into a group where everyone edits the same document live.webxdc · CodeMirror 6 · Yjs · TypeScript |
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Grocery Board A collaborative shopping list that auto-sorts items into store-aisle sections — view as a List or swipeable Columns. Inspired by Apple Reminders. webxdc · TypeScript |
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DeltaChat Changelogs A fan-made changelog viewer for the DeltaChat ecosystem — pulls changelogs live from GitHub & Codeberg, with per-client tabs, search, and scroll-spy TOC. static site · vanilla JS |
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slothfulchat-web A feasibility prototype running a full Delta Chat client standalone in the browser — the chatmail core compiled to WebAssembly, driving the Delta Chat Desktop frontend as a PWA (over a local TCP proxy). Experimental, AI-coded patch stack. Rust → WASM · PWA · TypeScript |
Everything here is AI-built experimentation — a running log of what's possible when building with LLM-Coding agents. 🤖



