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costcodle rules

A free daily puzzle game — play it in your browser, no install. The rules engine behind Costcodle, the daily Costco price guessing game: guess judging, price parsing, the UTC daily schedule and spoiler-free share text. Pure TypeScript, no dependencies.

by @Costcodle · Costcodle/costcodle-rules on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON COSTCODLE.ORGUPDATED 20 Oct 2026

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The game rules behind Costcodle, the daily Costco price guessing game: a small, dependency-free TypeScript library for judging guesses, reading a typed price, scheduling one puzzle per UTC day and writing the spoiler-free share text. Play at costcodle.org, or the endless practice mode at costcodle.org/unlimited.

Puzzle numbers advance by one every UTC day. A game may be finished during a 10 minute grace window after midnight.

Costcodle Unlimited deals only puzzles that are over: never today's, never a future one, and never yesterday's while it can still be finished.

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