I Programmed an AI in 6502 Assembly - It Worked
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A developer built a Claude Code skill that maps 6502 assembly language mnemonics onto a modern AI-driven issue triage workflow. You write .s files with opcodes like LDA (load issue), JSR FETCH/FIX/TEST, and BRK (commit and halt), and Claude executes them — returning structured assembly traces instead of verbose prose. The constraint forces pre-planned workflows, produces diffable audit logs, and cuts through AI rambling.
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