Brandon Thomas, developer of ArtCraft, a suite of open-source creative tools meant to replicate Adobe applications for free, has now announced apps to replace Microsoft Office tools such as Excel, PowerPoint, and Word, respectively, named GridCraft, DeckCraft, and WordCraft, that are created with Claude. Thomas has shared his new clones to ArtCraft GitHub, making them free for all to download.
Why.
We’ve mechanized this process. Doing it repeatedly, and quickly, is what that looks like.
This isn’t a decomp searching for exact compiler output. Function-for-function means, there is a Gaussian blur filter, and it responds to the same shortcut and settings. It’s not bit-for-bit identical. Is that supposed to take a month, by itself? Why wouldn’t this move very quickly, once the most important functions are good enough?