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does Claude hand back 6502 machine code or Applesoft BASIC? and when a program crashes the IIe, does anything make it back over the network so it can debug, or is each request one shot?

If you don't already you should start up a YouTube channel for all of your cool side projects.

cool stuff

it just makes me so sad that you don't even realize you're ruining retro gaming and retro computing . you're just end gaming the whole thing is fast as you can. and the excuse isn't ok to say "well someone else would do it. " that doesn't make it better. it just sucks

The proxy agent makes sure it looks good and runs without crashes before it uploads it to Apple II memory. It can inspect memory states through a special version of the Bobbin emulator with AI hooks added that I created (my idea, AI coded) to help with projects like these

Btw here is the graphical Tripeaks upgrade it did last night It’s actually fun! May add mouse support

Quick tell for the address math: have it draw one diagonal line top to bottom. Done right it's a clean line; treat HGR memory as linear and it comes out as chopped-up bands across the screen.

oh good it hooks up to claude. dude.....I've always loved you so much but I might need to unfollow. does it ever occur to you that when everyone's telling you you're on the wrong side of something you might be AI is societal and technological poison. it sucks that you don't see it

Yeah figuring out the architecture of how it would work (which I did in Jan-Feb) was an interesting little adventure, more difficult "way back then" :). The proxy is key, and rapid emulator testing really speeds things up, The proxy can run the Apple II code at 40x speed, etc.

In early versions, yes. recently no

Yeah it lives on the proxy machine

It can see everything

This brings tears to my eyes

Loading the result straight into memory is a fun touch. Telling Claude to keep each program under a fixed byte budget might help it stay inside the IIe's limits.