Sep 21 to Sep 27, 2026

Gavin Purcell gave his Claude agent access to the Runway MCP and got back a high-end documentary-style film aimed at general viewers.

A musician assessed the model's fugue, singling out the circle-of-fifths sequence at 1:13 as a standout moment of musical craft.

A Japanese creator chained GPT Images, Grok, Opus 5.5 and another model to turn a nine-panel dance sheet into a motion graphics piece.

Asked to depict its history from day zero, the model drew every frame as JavaScript brush strokes with no video model or images.

After Anthropic published its Functional Emotions paper, the creator had Claude write a song and then Opus 5.5 build the video for it.

Community snapshot of Muse skills, workflow guides and connector manifests, handy as a reference for writing your own.

Denis had Opus 5.5 build a 3D scene including a soundtrack and text-to-image assets in under an hour.

Max Blade put an Opus 5.5 game live on his server and let stream chat join in.

Opus 5.5 imagined and animated its own social feed, a playful self-portrait done in code.

John Knopf asked the model to introduce itself however it wished and was struck by the sound and visuals of what it made.

Edwin Arbus's game about the first computer, with all visuals and audio procedurally generated in real time by the model.

Kevin Ngo asked Opus 5.5 to compose piano music and animate the performance with JavaScript drawing.

Opus 5.5 produced a product launch video in about a minute for roughly two dollars, a job the author says used to take weeks.

Real examples of Muse cutting recurring costs. Dated from the relative age shown in YouTube results.

Wraps Muse chat, text-to-image and text-to-video behind an OpenAI-style API with multi-account rotation and automatic 48-hour token renewal.

Photoreal water rendered live in a single HTML file with raw WebGL2, credited to Opus 5.5. After demand from viewers the creator open-sourced it as github.com/Aureliengmz/clearwater (496 stars at fetch time).

Experimental patched Codex CLI that picks Astra reasoning effort per task using a router to cut token spend while keeping quality.

Opus 5.5 ultra ran four agents for ninety minutes to produce a full piece from scratch including its own synthesized voice.

Tells the story of the 12GB RTX 5070 user who wrote Strata after finding llama.cpp too slow.

A Japanese creator asked Opus 5.5 how it made the piece: an HTML drawing program rendered frame by frame and encoded by a Python script.

Elliot Arledge had Opus 5.5 produce a music video that teaches GPU kernel optimisation.

Video by AI WITH Rithesh covering Laya: Laya Is INSANE… Open-Source AI Just Challenged Jev!. Part of the early wave of tutorials and head-to-head tests after the open release.