Automating ChatGPT web version with Claude Code to generate mini-game art
10/30/2026 — 10/30, 11:13·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- A developer shared a complete workflow of using Claude Code to automate the ChatGPT web interface for end-to-end mini-game art production, i…
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On October 30, 2026 at 10:45, a developer shared on Juejin a complete workflow for using Claude Code to automate the ChatGPT web interface and generate the full art set for a small game. The entire process runs through Claude Code driving the ChatGPT web page: a page JS script fills in the prompt, the system polls the generation status, downloads the resulting blob image once ready, picks the final version, and then slices it into usable game assets. The author included actual screenshots and the code alongside the write-up, noting that the approach yields an end-to-end asset production pipeline and offers independent developers a reusable template for multi-tool collaborative development. At this point the post consists of the workflow description with screenshots and code; no follow-up developments have been reported yet.
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A developer shared a complete workflow using Claude Code to automate ChatGPT web for generating game assets. By scripting prompt input, state polling, and image downloading, the method enables end-to-end asset production for indie game development.
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