I want to try out serious vibecoding for the first time. I'm going to try making a simple fairy chess website doing nothing but giving Claude Code instructions. I'm willing to handle some external stuff myself (e.g. buying a domain name, renting a VPS), but pretty much everything else will have to be Claude, including deployment. Will it work?

Debugging is allowed, but it has to be Claude doing it. That is, if I notice a problem, I'll explain the problem to Claude, and Claude has to fix it. It's allowed to fail several times with some back and forth, and I can provide suggestions, as long as it can eventually figure it out.

I'll allow myself a few high-level framework suggestions, like "use tests" or "use git". But I will not make more specific implementation decisions for it. e.g. I wasn't willing to tell it to uninstall chess.js when it couldn't seem to figure it out.

If it gets the website to a state I would feel proud to call my own, this resolves YES. That means no bugs, and has all of the basic features I ask for. If I decide this project is hopeless and Claude cannot do it unaided, this resolves NO.

The website is online and running, with some bugs. Play it yourself at 

" criterion from the description must be met for the core features.