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Dev tools · May 31, 2026

Strudai, browser based agentic wrapper around Strudel

Hi all! Together with a friend (and Claude Code) we built this project for fun. We really liked playing around with it, so decided to put it online. We're self hosting and the app has no back-end so it's pretty cheap. Strudai is a wrapper around Strudel, a live coding environment for making music that runs fully in your browser. Besides the model inference, everything runs client side (bring your own Anthropic/Openrouter key). It allows you to prompt a model which can make (often shitty) music, create some visuals, or play full autonomous live sets (still a bit of a WIP). You can see…

Strudai, browser based agentic wrapper around Strudel launched on May 31, 2026 with 5 votes, #2,008 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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Hi all! Together with a friend (and Claude Code) we built this project for fun. We really liked playing around with it, so decided to put it online. We're self hosting and the app has no back-end so it's pretty cheap. Strudai is a wrapper around Strudel, a live coding environment for making music that runs fully in…

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