Mirage

Team behind the Captions app and Tesseract.

[Mirage @trymirage]

Now Claude and ChatGPT can natively create Premiere (.PRPROJ) and After Effects (.AEP) files.

We've added open-source converters to Tesseract, our creative suite for agents, to make it possible.

It works both ways. Bring your existing Adobe projects into Tesseract and let your agent pick up where you left off, or vice versa.

This is our first open-source release, and compatibility isn’t perfect yet. Create projects, tell us what breaks, or contribute a fix. Help us make Tesseract better for everyone.

Try now for free.

[Gaurav Misra @gmharhar]

I didn’t know what the ceiling of the white house looked like tbh

[Mirage @trymirage]

@gmharhar 👀

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And at night —

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Fable 5.2 modeled a historically accurate White House, then vs. now.

Created with Tesseract 3D.

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10. Heat shimmer

A custom WGSL shader bends the image with rising, boiling noise, strongest near the sun. It runs as an adjustment layer over the finished scene.

[Mirage @trymirage]

A lot of people are commenting that these videos are fake.

So here’s a 10-step breakdown of how we built our Game of Thrones–style opening with Opus 5.5 + Tesseract, from an empty scene to the final shot.

[Mirage @trymirage]

Opus 5.5 or Astra can now create professional-grade 3D outputs with path-traced rendering.

Using Tesseract with your agent, you can simulate how light moves through a 3D scene, bounces off surfaces, casts shadows, and creates reflections.

The video below was created without Blender or video models, and it remains fully editable.

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9. Grade

ACES 2.0 colour, then halation, glow, hue curves, a vignette and film grain. The film's warm, filmic look comes from this stack.

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@PatchOnChain Woah! Made with Tesseract?

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Claude and ChatGPT can now build tiny 3D worlds using Tesseract.

This is tilt-shift: a focus effect that makes an entire city look like a miniature model.

[Mirage @trymirage]

5/ Proof it's 3D: the shot opens as grey clay, then a wipe reveals the render. Honest cheats: the yard is a relit 2D backplate, and the rain and the creature are 2D cards. The shot is one editable Tesseract file, so you can move the camera and re-render.

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No video models were used in the making of this scene.

Here's how we're building realistic 3D scenes in Claude with Tesseract, thread below.

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4/ Sound and render. Rain, thunder and the microwave hum are ElevenLabs sound effects, the beeps are synthesized, and the thunder is timed to each flash's distance. Path-traced at 128 samples per pixel in 1080p: about 45 min for 312 frames on one RTX PRO 6000.