GPT-6.1 Sol autonomously rebuilds and deploys an open-source math game
10/03/2026 — 10/03, 20:11·1 sources·1 reports
Story overview
On October 3, 2026, a post on V2EX described an experiment: the author had found an open-source mental-arithmetic game called Dopa Drill and wanted to find out whether today's ChatGPT could reshape an existing project into something he wanted and then deploy it live.
After choosing GPT-6.1 Sol and stating his requirements, he handed off everything that followed — code changes, image generation, troubleshooting, testing and deployment — to the model, with no human involvement at any point. The finished product is an elementary-school math site built around mental arithmetic and column, or vertical, calculation drills. It needs no sign-up, and progress is stored in the browser. The two cats on the site were generated from photos of the author's own cat; when an answer is correct, the cat pulls a rope with its front paws and scoops the number into the answer.
The domain had been purchased in advance. According to the author, research, development and deployment all ran with zero human involvement, and he described the workflow as smooth. Follow-up detail changes worked the same way: a screenshot plus a few sentences were enough, again without human intervention, as the model opened the page itself, took screenshots and tested until the requirements were met. It then committed, pushed and deployed on its own, and reopened the live site to check the result. The author says the entire process used only 5%–7% of the weekly quota.
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Latest turnAfter being handed a prompt and an open-source arithmetic game, GPT-6.1 Sol rewrote the code, generated images, debugged, tested and deployed the project with no human intervention, then checked the live site itself. The result is a no-signup primary-school mental-math and long-division practice site that keeps progress in the browser. The whole run used only 5%-7% of a weekly quota.
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After being handed a prompt and an open-source arithmetic game, GPT-6.1 Sol rewrote the code, generated images, debugged, tested and deployed the project with no human intervention, then checked the live site itself. The result is a no-signup primary-school mental-math and long-division practice site that keeps progress in the browser. The whole run used only 5%-7% of a weekly quota.
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