Skip to content
agentusehub
Sign in+ Submit
Software & DevOpsAny

Vibe-code and deploy an idle clicker game

Gilbert Pellegrom had his OpenClaw agent build a simple idle game from a conversation, commit it to GitHub and auto-deploy it to Vercel.

Read the experience
Time saved
Not reported
Setup time
Not reported
Running cost
Not reported
Cost range
Not reported

Use case overview

Gilbert Pellegrom had his OpenClaw agent build a simple idle game from a conversation, commit it to GitHub and auto-deploy it to Vercel.

Read the original report ↗

Reported experience

  1. What they did

    Gilbert Pellegrom connected Opus 4.5 to his OpenClaw agent and talked through the features he wanted for a simple idle/clicker game. The agent built it, committed it to GitHub, and set up automatic deployment to Vercel. By his own account, he never looked at the code.

  2. How it went

    He says the game was built and deployed from conversation alone. The article only quotes his short post, so there are no details on the game's quality, the time taken or the cost.

  3. Worth knowing

    The article calls this plausible but unverified, and says OpenClaw API costs can climb quickly and that running it has security risks. Shipping code you haven't read adds to that risk.

Example prompts

Try with OpenClaw
Build me a simple idle clicker game themed around [theme] using [plain HTML/JS or framework]. Create a GitHub repo called [repo name], commit the working game, and set it up to auto-deploy on [Vercel]. Tell me the live URL when it loads and works; pause and show me before pushing or connecting any deployment.

Related use cases

Software & DevOps

Port a Chrome extension to Safari

The author had ChatGPT take the Session Buddy extension source from Chrome, port it to Safari and install it, taking about 20 minutes.

ChatGPT