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Working on Grok Bot, lauren made a release-manager bot that DMs contributors their PRs, kicks off the build and launches 10+ Grok 4.7 agents to click through it like users, some as chaos monkeys. Issues go to an engineer bot that opens a Cursor project to triage and fix them.2K saves on X
Two Slack bots now run a team's release cut and a QA fuzz swarmWork@poteto2.9K1082K
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Developer Prasenjit let Claude Opus 5.5 screenshot its own game and fix what it saw, round after round, for two days. Their only input was telling it what looked wrong. The five-minute video shows the result.1.4K saves on X
A game Opus 5.5 refined over two days by taking 90,000 screenshotsGames@prasenx4.2K1431.4K
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Left to run on its own for a day, Claude Code assembled the film from real archive footage and McLaren's own voice. The finished film, the workflow and every tool used are shared.841 saves on X
A 10-minute Bruce McLaren documentary made by Claude Code in a dayArt, video & music@maxescu56053841
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Apple doesn't let visitors inside, so Opus 5.5 rebuilt the campus as a virtual tour anyone can open. It took 6 hours 44 minutes and $127.79 in API costs; the exact prompt and usage breakdown are shared.478 saves on X
Apple Park rebuilt in 3D so anyone can tour inside the ringGames@RyanSael75066478
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Danny Limanseta gave Sonnet 5.5 artistic control to make Understory, an action-puzzle RPG across five biomes with five guardian boss fights. Built in a couple of days on three.js with procedural 2D art generated by code.415 saves on X
Understory, an atmospheric RPG drawn entirely with codeGames@DannyLimanseta56932415
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Junho Yeo gave ChatGPT a single image of a container port and got Harbor: quay cranes unload a ship, vehicles carry boxes to the yard and a dashboard tracks throughput. A second Codex pass added repeatable experiments, timeline rewind and branching, and per-container journey histories.337 saves on X
One port photo became a 3D container terminal simulator in the browserLearning@_junhoyeo31218337
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One GPT-6.1 Sol agent could see the wires, the other could look up which to cut, and they could only swap binary packets that got corrupted, dropped or reordered. Without agreeing first, they settled on a protocol: 40% wins at 8-bit packets, 100% at 32-bit.296 saves on X
Agents with no shared protocol defused a bomb over a corrupted linkScience@spakhm62648296
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Claude Opus 5.5 designed it from scratch: every part, every wire and the path planner. The video shows how it reacts when a crate drops in its way.284 saves on X
A 618-part robot dog with all 62 cable runs routed to real connectorsRobots & gadgets@konstantinsaifo34235284
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Opus 5.5 built it with procedural three.js WebGPU and TSL shaders only, with no Blender, assets or textures. The drawings are orthographic renders of the same model, showing elevation, pressure, trajectory and firing change in real time.241 saves on X
An 1857 Napoleon cannon in procedural 3D, with live technical drawingsArt, video & music@thebuggeddev35821241
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matt palmer gave Grok Bot access to a desktop printer. The five-minute video walks through prototyping with the bot, pulling in their calendar, X and workouts, automating the routine, and why a paper printout beats a screen.3K saves on X
A daily plan printed on paper by Grok Bot from calendar and workoutsEveryday life@mattyp2.9K2053K
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A photocopy shop owner recruits a passing student to photograph an album cover, striking awkward poses with the confidence of a veteran producer. The three-minute AI short by Dan Pradana was made with Kling 4.0 Flash.566 saves on X
A short film about an 83-year-old's musical debut in JakartaArt, video & music@mxvdxn1.2K70566
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imjustnewatai asked Claude Fable 5.5 to explain OpenAI's 160-plus-page Navier-Stokes proof and it produced a five-minute 3D video laying out the proof in eight steps. The author notes it is Lean-checked but not yet fully human-verified.273 saves on X
A 5-minute 3D video explaining a Navier-Stokes proofLearning@imjustnewatai60567273
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Claude Opus 5.5 got a single prompt to lay out the traces on a dense smartwatch board, and its designer, Lukas, scored the result 4/10. The thread walks through how the attempt went.202 saves on X
One prompt to route a dense smartwatch PCB, graded 4 out of 10Robots & gadgets@Michaelskywal28414202
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Sarah Parker, an AI creator, used Seedance 2.5 to stage a fictional 1980s production in which CRTs, floppy disks and primitive computers are presented as revolutionary AI. Everything plays it straight until the AI starts to glitch.77 saves on X
A fake 1987 commercial for the world's first AI, until it glitchesArt, video & music@SeharShinwari306777
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Engineer and entrepreneur AndrewHSK shows Albie, a tutor running on Claude Opus 5.5 and Jev that works with you on a whiteboard, writes code live and sketches diagrams as it talks. The demo has it teaching derivatives.9 saves on X
A live tutor that draws on a whiteboard and codes as it explainsLearning@andrewkwag45529