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[kopert @kopert0x]

Opus 5.5 is insane for motion design...

send this one prompt to Claude Opus 5.5 and it stops answering like a chatbot

it writes 7 shots, animates every one of them, scores them in web audio and hands back a 45 second title sequence as a single index.html. no after effects, no plugins, no assets, no stock anything

studios quote $12,000 and 3 weeks for this. it ran in 11 minutes

replace the highlighted fields and paste it as is 👇

then read the full course on building a motion design studio with Opus 5.5 in the article below

[Movez @0xMovez]

https://t.co/4qTQfdoerp

[kopert @kopert0x]

@0xSoural that was a very helpful lecture, thank you. i'll watch it tonight

[kopert @kopert0x]

Opus 5.5 is a one-person motion studio on steroids.

this 2-minute film + original piano score was made entirely with Opus 5.5.

no After Effects. no stock music. no assets.

Here's the full breakdown + prompt:

• 338 notes across 32 bars, composed by Opus
• the piano is synthesized live in Web Audio
• every one of the 598 windows lights up on a real note
• all of it lives in one index.html. Zero dependencies

The prompt:

> Create a single self-contained index.html: a ~2-minute animated short called "the last piano", in a hand-drawn crayon and watercolor style.

> Scene: a small rusty robot with one glowing eye walks through a dark, empty city in the rain and finds an old upright piano under a broken streetlamp. Later a black cat shows up to listen.

> Music: compose an original piano piece (Am - F - C - G) and synthesize it in Web Audio. It starts with one unsure note and grows into full chords.

> Sync: one timeline drives both. The robot's hands hit the keys that are actually sounding. Every note turns on a window in the city, the rain turns to snow, and the final chord lights up everything that's left.

> Rules: Canvas 2D only, no libraries, no external assets.

Run this prompt yourself, then read the full course on how to build a motion design studio with Opus 5.5 in the article below

[kopert @kopert0x]

@0xMovez thanks!

[kopert @kopert0x]

Opus 5.5 is a one-person motion studio on steroids.

this 2-minute film + original piano score was made entirely with Opus 5.5.

no After Effects. no stock music. no assets.

Here's the full breakdown + prompt:

• 338 notes across 32 bars, composed by Opus
• the piano is synthesized live in Web Audio
• every one of the 598 windows lights up on a real note
• all of it lives in one index.html. Zero dependencies

The prompt:

> Create a single self-contained index.html: a ~2-minute animated short called "the last piano", in a hand-drawn crayon and watercolor style.

> Scene: a small rusty robot with one glowing eye walks through a dark, empty city in the rain and finds an old upright piano under a broken streetlamp. Later a black cat shows up to listen.

> Music: compose an original piano piece (Am - F - C - G) and synthesize it in Web Audio. It starts with one unsure note and grows into full chords.

> Sync: one timeline drives both. The robot's hands hit the keys that are actually sounding. Every note turns on a window in the city, the rain turns to snow, and the final chord lights up everything that's left.

> Rules: Canvas 2D only, no libraries, no external assets.

Run this prompt yourself, then read the full course on how to build a motion design studio with Opus 5.5 in the article below

[Movez @0xMovez]

https://t.co/4qTQfdoerp

[kopert @kopert0x]

Opus 5.5 is insane for motion design...

send this single prompt to Claude Opus 5.5 and it turns into a full launch film studio

then read the full course on building a motion design studio with Opus 5.5 in the article below

[kopert @kopert0x]

Opus 5.5 is insane for motion design...

send this single prompt to Claude Opus 5.5 and it turns into a full launch film studio

then read the full course on building a motion design studio with Opus 5.5 in the article below

[Movez @0xMovez]

https://t.co/4qTQfdoerp

[kopert @kopert0x]

10 GitHub repos with 650K+ combined stars ⭐ that stop your AI agent from burning through your subscription

1. caveman 108k⭐ - makes your coding agent talk like a caveman. Cuts 65% of output tokens, same code at the end. https://t.co/yA0V0z2mqf

2. rtk 82k⭐ - a tiny proxy in front of git, ls, tests and builds. 60-90% fewer tokens on every dev command. https://t.co/8u5mqagjHW

3. serena 30k⭐ - semantic code search and editing over MCP. Your agent reads the one function it needs, not the whole 3,000-line file. https://t.co/9l5ZCXdAkP

4. claude-context 13k⭐ - vector search over your whole codebase for Claude Code. Around 40% fewer tokens per task. https://t.co/rOJ3ELSKne

5. context7 62k⭐ - pipes fresh library docs into the prompt. No more 5 retries on an API that was deprecated last year. https://t.co/k3V6zPz9mB

6. mem0 66k⭐ - a memory layer for agents. Stops resending the full chat history every turn, up to 90% fewer tokens. https://t.co/2Co2ZJ6ukg

7. claude-code-router 37k⭐ - sends the grunt work to DeepSeek or a local model and keeps Opus for the hard part. https://t.co/LQCpsHe2TY

8. LLMLingua 6.7k⭐ - Microsoft's prompt compression. Up to 20x shorter prompts with the meaning kept. https://t.co/KX1ZplO967

9. litellm 60k⭐ - one gateway for 100+ models with hard budgets per key. Skip the $500/mo LLM gateway SaaS. https://t.co/ZiDRklJqcs

10. ollama 182k⭐ - runs Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek and Qwen on your own machine. $0 per token for everything that doesn't need a frontier model. https://t.co/3LYWC68aBc

Save this before your next agent session burns through your $200/mo plan 👇

[kopert @kopert0x]

@Dannnnnok thx

[kopert @kopert0x]

10 GitHub repos with 650K+ combined stars ⭐ that stop your AI agent from burning through your subscription

1. caveman 108k⭐ - makes your coding agent talk like a caveman. Cuts 65% of output tokens, same code at the end. https://t.co/yA0V0z2mqf

2. rtk 82k⭐ - a tiny proxy in front of git, ls, tests and builds. 60-90% fewer tokens on every dev command. https://t.co/8u5mqagjHW

3. serena 30k⭐ - semantic code search and editing over MCP. Your agent reads the one function it needs, not the whole 3,000-line file. https://t.co/9l5ZCXdAkP

4. claude-context 13k⭐ - vector search over your whole codebase for Claude Code. Around 40% fewer tokens per task. https://t.co/rOJ3ELSKne

5. context7 62k⭐ - pipes fresh library docs into the prompt. No more 5 retries on an API that was deprecated last year. https://t.co/k3V6zPz9mB

6. mem0 66k⭐ - a memory layer for agents. Stops resending the full chat history every turn, up to 90% fewer tokens. https://t.co/2Co2ZJ6ukg

7. claude-code-router 37k⭐ - sends the grunt work to DeepSeek or a local model and keeps Opus for the hard part. https://t.co/LQCpsHe2TY

8. LLMLingua 6.7k⭐ - Microsoft's prompt compression. Up to 20x shorter prompts with the meaning kept. https://t.co/KX1ZplO967

9. litellm 60k⭐ - one gateway for 100+ models with hard budgets per key. Skip the $500/mo LLM gateway SaaS. https://t.co/ZiDRklJqcs

10. ollama 182k⭐ - runs Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek and Qwen on your own machine. $0 per token for everything that doesn't need a frontier model. https://t.co/3LYWC68aBc

Save this before your next agent session burns through your $200/mo plan 👇

[unicode @unicodef1wn]

https://t.co/Fg3HoC67bw

[kopert @kopert0x]

@0xWuki true, thank u

[kopert @kopert0x]

Opus 5.5 just made GPT 6 Astra look like a toy

One prompt. One shot. Zero edits. Prompt below

3D particle fields, kinetic type, cuts synced to the beat, 60fps

31 minutes of reasoning. $4.20 in tokens

A studio quotes $3,000 and 3 days in After Effects for this

OpenAI just doesn't have taste

Full prompt + setup in the reply ↓

[kopert @kopert0x]

prompt: "Make this even more insane and futuristic, with such intricate details that when I watch it, it feels like 'damn, what have they done, it's like we had Adobe do it'"

[kopert @kopert0x]

Opus 5.5 just made GPT 6 Astra look like a toy

One prompt. One shot. Zero edits. Prompt below

3D particle fields, kinetic type, cuts synced to the beat, 60fps

31 minutes of reasoning. $4.20 in tokens

A studio quotes $3,000 and 3 days in After Effects for this

OpenAI just doesn't have taste

Full prompt + setup in the reply ↓

[unicode @unicodef1wn]

https://t.co/Fg3HoC67bw

[kopert @kopert0x]

Your AI agent says "done" on tasks it quietly failed

Researchers just tested Claude, DeepSeek, Qwen and GLM agents across 265 matched runs to find what actually stops it. I kept the 6 numbers that matter

It's not the planner

It's a read-only checker that costs under a cent per run and caught 61% of the fake "done" reports

The full plan + verify stack costs 7x more for almost the same protection

All 6 are in the video

Save this before you pay for another layer on your agent 👇

[kopert @kopert0x]

Full paper if you want the tables: https://t.co/75PFslyTSJ

[kopert @kopert0x]

Your AI agent says "done" on tasks it quietly failed

Researchers just tested Claude, DeepSeek, Qwen and GLM agents across 265 matched runs to find what actually stops it. I kept the 6 numbers that matter

It's not the planner

It's a read-only checker that costs under a cent per run and caught 61% of the fake "done" reports

The full plan + verify stack costs 7x more for almost the same protection

All 6 are in the video

Save this before you pay for another layer on your agent 👇

[unicode @unicodef1wn]

https://t.co/Fg3HoC67bw

[kopert @kopert0x]

spacexai engineer (ex-cursor):

"99% of people still open a new chat for every task

we started with an empty github org and zero bots. 72 hours later a chief of staff bot runs our entire company - hiring, research, shipping to main, even at 2am while we sleep"

in a 52-minute livestream, 3 spacexai engineers build a grokbot company from nothing and hire their first agent team live

worth more than a $500 course on agent teams

bookmark it and watch today before it gets buried in your feed

[kopert @kopert0x]

spacexai engineer (ex-cursor):

"99% of people still open a new chat for every task

we started with an empty github org and zero bots. 72 hours later a chief of staff bot runs our entire company - hiring, research, shipping to main, even at 2am while we sleep"

in a 52-minute livestream, 3 spacexai engineers build a grokbot company from nothing and hire their first agent team live

worth more than a $500 course on agent teams

bookmark it and watch today before it gets buried in your feed

[distort @distortgeekin]

https://t.co/cI6Bm3q0b9

[kopert @kopert0x]

SpaceXAI engineer Lauren Tan:

"I woke up this morning and 20 PRs had already landed on main

I just reviewed them, they were already good, nothing to fix"

In a 55-minute webinar, she breaks down the loop that got her from watching every single output to this

Verification → Evals → /loop to 10/10 → Autonomous merges

Most people are still the bottleneck standing between their agent and the merge button

Worth more than 95% of paid agent engineering courses

Bookmark it and watch it before your competitors do