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Claude Code Just Got A New Rule: Stop Copying Other People’s Games
AI clones and vibe-coded copycat games have become a huge headache for developers recently, but it looks like an update to Anthropic's Claude Code's "rules" has been pushed out.
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Anthropic has updated Claude Code’s internal rules to prevent the AI from copying games and game assets. The new rule, listed under the identifier “tengu_heron_brook,” is active by default and cannot be turned off by users. The change follows growing complaints from developers about AI clones and vibe‑coded copycat games. No further details about implementation or rollout timing were provided.
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