I recently started playing Palworld again with my son. The fan sites are simply terrible. Incomplete information and out of date. Tons of boilerplate nonsense t

I recently started playing Palworld again with my son. The fan sites are simply terrible. Incomplete information and out of date. Tons of boilerplate nonsense that adds zero value. I used Claude Code to read the game data files and create a personal palworld wiki based on the data actually in the game. Pulled the in-game map assets to use as a foundation and linked between all the things which should have links. Look up a material and you can see all the Pals which drop it. Look up a Pal and you can see where they are found and all the things they drop, etc. Far, far more useful than any of the existing fan sites I found. I also did this with a far more obscure game which doesn't have nearly as much content online. Lucid Blocks. That game was weird AF and the systems didn't make any sense without tons of experimentation. I started by using CC as a journal for things I discovered to help try to build a coherent world view. Ended up just using CC to build a wiki for the game with all the entities and items based off of actual game data.