This repository is a backup of that leaked source, and this README is a full breakdown of what's in it, how the leak happened and most importantly, the things we now know that were never meant to be public.


I am not making this up.

Claude Code has a full Tamagotchi-style companion pet system called "Buddy." A deterministic gacha system with species rarity, shiny variants, procedurally generated stats, and a soul description written by Claude on first hatch like OpenClaw.

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[–] 8 points 5 months ago* (1 child)

I use this stuff exclusively at work and I like the flexibility of cursor a lot better than CC. When one service goes down i can just switch models and I pretty much get the same results no matter which model because i have a very specific goal in mind every time i reach for these tools.

the worst work that i have to review comes from ppl who totally abdicate responsibility to LLM gen’d stuff and it especially pisses me off when someone who gets paid more than me passes me a PR or a doc that is just straight up incorrect

I really want a flexible CLI tool that is not written in TS. it’s no surprise that this code base is garbage because the models are trained on JS/TS which is the cool uncle of programming languages. I’ve finally had a chance to work with Go at work and it’s pretty great for collaborating CLI tools and servers. Every time i have to write some TS for our front end it’s just endless nit picking and style debate

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  • [–] 4 points 5 months ago (1 child)

    Go and Python are so much better for quick CLI tools than JS/TS. Python is just good for the extensive standard library. I'm usually able to to basically anything I want with no external dependencies. Meanwhile Go/Rust/JS end up with like hundreds.

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  • [–] 3 points 5 months ago (1 child)

    How big of a team/project have you had to write in rust?

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  • [–] 3 points 5 months ago

    I haven't written much in Rust since my job is mostly Python and I get to control the environment. Usually means I only use standard lib and whatever library we may need to interact with a specific program, in my case ArcGIS Pro.

    I just know that the standard libraries for Rust and Go are pretty minimal and most code I've seen in the wild has a ton of dependencies.

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