An AI rap video just passed 100 million views in two weeks.
Here's the full free skill to make your own: the prompts for every step, what it cost ($4.13), and the 5 things that broke. https://t.co/HUTPBXWld3
No video model made this. Claude wrote code that paints every brush stroke live, with dry streaks and wet ink that bleeds. Only two colors: red and gold.
It's a scene from a story I'm telling in ink: a general who sank his own boats so his army couldn't go home.
The full 18-minute story: https://t.co/kqmR8MMNsb
@neerajjj6785 Still useful for me. I gave one of my skills to a fresh agent that had never seen my chat, and it built a working page on the first try. Without it I'd be explaining the same steps every time.
@Hesamation Same trick behind every video on my channel. Claude writes a page that can draw any frame, a browser saves each one, and ffmpeg joins them. No video model involved.
@signulll The ones worth keeping are right before anything goes public, like posting. Asking every time it reads a file just trains me to click yes without looking.
@SemiAnalysis_ Hope the tasks stay private. I had Claude build a page for this: the more test questions a model saw in training, the higher the public score, while the private one stays put.
@SawyerMerritt@SpaceX Would a visible usage meter help as much as new tiers? Most of the anger I see starts when people hit a limit they couldn't see coming.
I always wondered why the Moon doesn't just fall into Earth, so I asked Claude to build a page I can play with.
> Too slow sideways and it crashes in about 5 days
> At its real speed, about 1 km a second, it falls the whole time and keeps missing
> Above 141% it gets away for good
https://t.co/E9kozaLJ7c
Textbooks explain. A page you can play with lets you find out for yourself.
I've built 16 of these with Claude for my own learning, so I turned the method into a free skill with 10 prompts you can copy. https://t.co/Pw981TruD2