Claude Opus 5.5

A language-learning app where you exchange letters with an AI pen pal, itself built almost entirely by Opus 5.5.

Terrain, creatures, a boss fight, animation, sound and music are all generated in code, and Opus 5.5 even cut the trailer and soundtrack.

Instead of a 2000-word write-up, a designer one-shotted an interactive animated case study using Opus 5.5 and Claude Design.

Claude Code plugin plus Ruby toolkit that plans and assembles motion-graphics music videos from a supplied track and a brief, optionally calling external image, video and audio models.

Opus 5.5 produced a video explaining recursion where every nested explanation switches to a completely different visual style, a playful demo of the model directing code-drawn animation from a short brief.

A spec-driven build where Opus 5.5 drove Unity, Blender and Higgsfield through custom skills; the creator walks through the workflow in a video.

A playable multiplayer heist through five nested worlds, produced by twenty-six Opus 5.5 agents in one night.

A Tokyo AI video creator shows a lightweight 3D game made with Godot and Opus 5.5.

Told to pick a SaaS and make a professional launch video, Opus 5.5 produced the whole thing from a single prompt.

An 83-second portrait voice-over was converted into a line-art animated explainer with the original audio and captions kept, run in a clean Claude Code session.

A gallery of one hundred single-file pages made with Opus 5.5, each with the exact prompt used.

Opus 5.5 built an Unreal Engine world over 20 hours and populated it with Opus, Astra, Sol and Grok agents.

A faithful recreation where every sprite, tile, battle effect and song is generated by code.

A browser action game set in a martial-arts world, with every line of code written by Opus 5.5.

A follow-up Godot demo showing how Opus 5.5 handled lighting and mood in a 3D scene.

A native VR port built on the Petari decompilation using Opus 5.5 assistance.

A video with a custom GPU brushstroke renderer, made by Opus 5.5 as a visual companion to the interpretability paper.

Opus 5.5 built a mobile arcade chase game in Unity from a product requirements doc, using the TopDown Engine and ChatGPT-made art.

A free Claude skill that checks, builds and upgrades skills against Anthropic's skill-writing rules.

A designer gave Opus 5.5 his own handmade product launch film plus the Figma file and had it rebuild the motion in code.

Hassan gave Opus 5.5 an app he launched and it produced a polished launch video with animation and charts.

Opus 5.5 animated a short film of the author's app using new redesign assets, with sound also generated by the model, no edits.

A native C++ skateboarding game from one model, shared as an open repository.

Daniel gave three models the same task on his Mac app and found Opus 5.5 produced the best Apple HIG and Liquid Glass build.