Wes Roth shows a small browser role-playing game assembled through several prompts, followed by a sailing game with changing weather. He describes adding generated dialogue and audio, fixing mechanics and refining interface details. The demonstrations illustrate iterative prototyping rather than a verified one-shot production result.
Wes Roth also demonstrates a browser spreadsheet built around his own routine needs, including formulas, tabs, import and export, and a stock-data function. He reports spot-checking some functions after the coding agent claimed to test them. The record does not establish complete formula coverage, financial-data accuracy, durable backups or the security of the generated application.
Wes Roth uses those examples to argue for personal software that implements the subset of features someone actually uses. His reported API spend and runtime are project-specific observations, and he explicitly remains uncertain about the sailing project's usage accounting. His comments about access limits and classifier behavior are early impressions from the July recording, not present-day availability guarantees.
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