Briefing
The TEC-1G is a single-board computer modeled on the TEC-1, a design the Australian magazine Talking Electronics published in the 1980s. The 23-minute video builds the game in stages, by its chapter list: storing and looking up more than 10,000 words, keyboard input, the graphic LCD, comparing a guess, then sound effects. The chapter list ends at 19:45 with playing the finished game.
In the video description the creator says a programming background was needed to fix Claude's mistakes, which got smaller as the work went on. The Wordle source sits in the TEC-1G group's software repository. Hackaday's Tyler August writes that the creator could have written the game himself.
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“As usual for a LLM, Claude was overconfident and tossed out some nonexistent instructions.”