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by vinni23 hours ago |

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by simonw2 hours ago|

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This is SVG, but recent Anthropic models have got extremely good at other forms of visual data.

Here's a Blender model I had Claude Opus 5.5 create: https://tools.simonwillison.net/blender-viewer?url=https%3A%...

And here's some animated pixel art by Opus 5.5: https://tools.simonwillison.net/kakapo-party

And some Monkey Island style music (Opus can compose music too): https://tools.simonwillison.net/scrimshaw-jukebox

Anthropic's models do all of this by outputting code. GPT-6 Astra has similar capabilities - I got this Blender model using that: https://tools.simonwillison.net/blender-viewer?url=https%3A%...

by noduerme46 minutes ago|

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Pardon, I have a lot of questions about that Scrimshaw music text format. It's clever. Did you invent it, and is it specifically intended to be written to by LLMs? Is the editor/player LLM-coded as well, and was this its recommendation for a format that would be easy for LLMs to write? I'm wondering why this instead of say, asking it to write a .MOD file.

by lastdong1 hours ago|

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This is great! Love the pixel art and tunes.

by hazelnut2 hours ago|

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Tried it with GPT-6 Astra with Ultra but the outcome was underwhelming with Blender. Maybe it was my prompting ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

by jansan2 hours ago|

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They are really good at generating artifacts, which are windows within the replies containing all kind of visualization, often interactive.

They are still not great at SVG. I just asked Opus and Fable to add a background to an SVG and the results were, well, not great.

by mayli2 hours ago|

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SVG is hard.

by vunderba2 hours ago|

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I’ve been playing around with Opus 5.5 which has made a big leap over previous generations in its ability to use a simple drawing-instruction prompt to generate images.

This creates Sierra AGI-style adventure game scenes painted live from simple Turtle-esque drawing instructions so you can basically provide it an empty canvas and then position text labels on the canvas where you want certain things (tavern, oak tree, etc) and it will generate a custom script for rendering them in a EGA graphics style.

https://kq-styles.specr.net

by abirch2 hours ago|

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They generate svg. You can paste in pngs and they'll convert them to svg with varying degrees of success.

by sixtyj2 hours ago|

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They don’t do raster images.

by 1ucky2 hours ago|

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Those are SVGs not images.

by sixothree2 hours ago|

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I've created multiple videos using Claude Code, including music and speech. It generates python which in turn generates frame PNGs that it runs through ffmpeg.

Please don't judge me too harshly for this particular poop video. But here is an example of something 100% generated with claude prompts only.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EqMplbt0gU

by zyberzero1 hours ago|

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To clarify the ”100%” part - the Python script generated the video output, and you did nothing? No video edit at all? Then I think it is impressive! Are you able to share the prompts you used?

by sixothree1 hours ago|

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Source code is linked from the video! Scan the QR code. I will try to /resume tonight and give you some prompts.

by cruffle_duffle39 minutes ago|

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I mean Claude code sessions are all jsonl files that it can interrogate on its own. Get a new agent to capture how it was made and what the prompts were. No need for tedious /resume’ing and prompting.

by Bluestein1 hours ago|

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The Purple Screen of Death at the end :)

by jonshariat2 hours ago|

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SVG is code

by fakedang2 hours ago|

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They're SVGs

by ghoshbishakh2 hours ago|

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Bruh. Svg. It is like drawing something with geometric shapes which are represented using equations.