Claude Opus 5.5

Federico Viticci asked for an antique-styled visualiser of his MLX processes and got a web app where a river flows in real time with token throughput and RAM use.

A large multi-agent workflow mined the author's posts into a repo of reusable skills, burning about 12M tokens on one pass.

A short promo video for a product generated by Opus 5.5 from one prompt in under ten minutes.

A playable pixel game vibe-coded from a short prompt entirely in code with no sprite assets.

A single-prompt 3D walkaround game set in a Starry Night town where the player finds cats.

A native Android animation with shader effects drawn live, no keyframes.

A Mario Kart-style racer in three.js with no build step and no external assets.

Two days of work produced a faithful recreation of the Anthropic launch video from JavaScript, Python and Blender inside Claude Code.

Waves, a drivable boat, a fishing village, a reef and a day-night cycle in the browser, with the creator noting over $2,000 of token value.

Source code behind a music video made with Opus 5.5 inside the Cursor editor.

Claude connected to Roblox Studio over MCP built a playable game in an hour and fourteen minutes of pure prompting, timed start to finish.

Neel Nanda's project, a song with a code-drawn video telling the story of mechanistic interpretability.

A voxel sandbox shared as a Claude artifact that runs on Android, iOS and desktop.

Opus 5.5 animated an ant colony purely with code rather than a video model, and the creator turned the process into a drop-in Claude skill others can reuse.

A personal-story animation where every frame was code-drawn and the model reviewed contact sheets of its own shots and fixed issues.

MIT engine where an agent writes a short film as code, renders offline and inspects its own frames; most example shorts were made with Opus 5.5 at medium effort.

A roguelike produced in one pass by Opus 5.5, which delegated asset creation to Codex.

A freeride game, a voxel diorama and a city across five eras, all produced during unattended runs.

A four-ink animated music video rendered from code, made with Opus 5.5 in a terminal.

Opus 5.5 completed a 24-hour chess-engine benchmark that produced a UCI-compatible engine.

A Claude Opus-powered translation of the classic into Rust with optional free movement.

Same prompt given to two models to build a physics Rube Goldberg machine; the poster reports Opus 5.5 took 62 minutes and $14.28 versus a far cheaper run on Astra.

From a single token address, Opus 5.5 pulled live chain data, designed the video, wrote and voiced the script and checked its own numbers.

A 3D Earth with switchable live layers such as satellites, lightning, aurora, ships and radio stations by location.