𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐯𝐞 "𝑇𝑜𝑤𝑛 𝑜𝑓 𝑊𝑜𝑙𝑣𝑒𝑠"

i used claude to make a scelbi / 8008 emulator to run scelbal with math and strings support. the source for plain scelbal is readily available but the strings and math only existed as pdf source files. using AI to ocr and assemble pdf to source is a marvel.

i had claude make a simulator for the 1976 AMI 6800 prototyping board, also called EVK 300. it features the AMI PROTO 2.0 rom monitor and AMI MA/D micro assembler. 6800 tiny basic in EPROM, and cassette basic. Roms were dumped by the Computermuseum der Stuttgarter Informatik.

the elektronika MK-85 was an interesting russian handheld basic computer resembling the casio fx-700p, but it's actually a full 16 bit pdp-11 compatible processor with a completely original and domestically produced basic, here i've used claude to run that pdp-11 code on RT-11.

i had claude disassemble the soviet version of tetris for the elektronika 60 pdp-11 clone, tetris.sav running on rt-11, converted to run on FLEX 6800. the original code was written in pascal apparently.

GAME80 successfully ported to my mini altair 8800, running a compiled mandelbrot set with ansi color graphics, julia set also

finally tried out he GAME80 interpreter / compiler for the super aki-80, it's fast! i went ahead and made a commented assembly file for GAME80 also, to port to my 8080 sbc.

chatgpt vibe coded an interactive mandelbrot and julia set for the 6809 sbc / assist09, the program uses nearly all 32kb of ram and displays 32 ANSI colors. the 6809 is quite fast with it's hardware multiply and generous registers.