Anthropic 在 Claude Code 中限制克隆现有游戏
Anthropic cracks down on game cloning in Claude Code after wave of AI-built knockoffs
Anthropic 正在阻止编码助手 Claude Code 复刻现有电子游戏，员工 Addy Osmani 在 X 上确认，Opus 5.5 的系统提示词中新增两句话用于阻止克隆他人游戏，即使克隆作品被改名或伪装成原创也会触发。该规则已生效数天，用户仍可构建自己的游戏、同类型作品和使用自定义素材的项目，但有人反映原创项目也遇到了问题。这一变化发生在大量 AI 克隆项目涌现之后，Osmani 表示 Anthropic 计划继续调整相关规则。
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Anthropic 在 Claude Code 系统提示词中加入限制条款，读者可据此了解 AI 编码工具在知识产权边界上的收紧方式。
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Anthropic is blocking its coding assistant Claude Code from recreating existing video games. Employee Addy Osmani confirmed on X that two sentences in Claude Code's system prompt for Opus 5.5 now prevent the tool from cloning other people's games. Using Claude to infringe on intellectual property violates the usage policy, Osmani said.
The rule has been active for several days and kicks in even when a clone gets renamed or passed off as an original work. Users can still build their own games, genre titles, and projects with custom assets, though some report running into problems with original projects too.
The change follows a flood of AI-powered cloning projects. Users have been tapping Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra to crank out hundreds of unofficial browser ports of well-known titles like Halo and GTA Vice City. Tools like Reverse Engineer Anything help by pairing AI agents with reverse engineering to turn native binaries into readable pseudocode. One developer grabbed headlines by recreating parts of Adobe's Creative Cloud apps. Sony's PlayStation 5 also became a target after a jailbreak led to a quick wave of emulators.
After images and videos, the intellectual property battle is now spilling into software. Osmani said Anthropic plans to keep tweaking the rules going forward.