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Claude Code builds and browser-tests a GIF optimizer

Willison asked Claude Code for web to compile Gifsicle to WebAssembly and build a preview interface. The agent used Rodney to exercise the page and fix UI bugs during implementation.

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Build a local browser wrapper for [CLI tool]. Reuse the repository conventions, retain upstream attribution and include a reproducible build script. Test upload, settings, preview and download using browser automation. Report observed results and remaining limitations; stop before publishing.

Evidence at a glance

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Simon Willison
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Reported result
Willison shows the working optimizer and reports browser testing that caught minor UI bugs.
Human involvement
Willison watched progress and added requirements for reproducible build files and upstream credit.

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How the agent did it

  1. Inspect existing tools and compile Gifsicle for a browser runtime.
  2. Build upload, compression previews and downloadable results.
  3. Exercise the interface with Rodney and repair observed bugs; preserve the build patch and attribution.
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About this account

Claude selected build and UI details and used a browser tool to check and revise its own output.

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Credit: Simon Willison

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Tools and topics

Claude Code · Gifsicle · WebAssembly · Emscripten · Rodney

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