What AI do you use?

Viral videos made with Claude Opus 5.5, with prompts. Watch any of them, open the original post, and copy the prompt when there is one.

• 0:30This is freaking crazy! 🤯 I told Opus 5.5 to create the 1984 Apple Ad and make it for itself! It produced this masterpiece only from code! 🔥 The amount of detail it went to make this is insane, it even checked the sound decibel levels to ensure it's exactly how it planned!

  @1littlecoderCanvas
• 1:57Everyone on my timeline is suddenly a genius motion designer. Same here. I typed "make it dynamic" and went to get coffee. Claude Opus 5.5 did the video, Suno did the music, and I did the part where I say "wow, I'm talented." 🎬 Crew in the Dark

  @Sadegh1068
• 0:38I asked opus 5.5 in @agnt_gg for the most realistic fire it could build using ONLY javascript. It wrote a real 3D fluid simulation that runs on the GPU. The flame colors come from blackbody physics, the smoke is real volume, it runs at 96 fps in 1080p, and it critiqued its own

  @NathanWilbanks_Three.jsGLSLWeb Audio
• 2:17これは @ethereumfndn が発表している量子耐性ロードマップとHegotáについて、 @claudeai の Opus5.5 に解説動画を作ってもらった実験です。 この動画は両方とも同じテーマを扱っていますが、Effortが異なります。片方がmax, もう片方はmidです。品質差、体感できますか？ https://blog.ethereum.org/2026/09/07/protocol-priorities

  @0xmamedai
• 0:30Claude Opus5.5おおおおおおおおーすごーーーー 「今度販売するアプリのプロモーションビデオ作って」って言っただけ。 やばー 楽しい✨ あ、このアプリほんとに販売しまーす！ 販売日は9月30日(水)予定です

  @yayoi_threee

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  @yayoi_threee

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  今度販売するアプリのプロモーションビデオ作って

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• 0:30Claude Opus 5.5 or GPT-6 Astra for ad creation We gave both the same hot sauce concept to develop with Magnific. Watch how differently they handle the brand, the tension and the joke You’re the client. Who gets the job? 👇

  @magnific
• 0:54🔥 吓哭了，opus-5.5 做出来的鹈鹕骑自行车效果直接杀死比赛了 这电影运镜都用上了，你说这是游戏我都信啊。 链接我放下面了，大家打开就能直接看到效果了👇🏻

  @alin_zone
• 0:12i am addicted to recreating viral tiktoks in 10 minutes using my app's characters using claude opus 5.5 if i can figure out how to actually make these videos work now and not get auto scrolled past i will get 100k downloads to my couples app in the next few months still

  @jackfriks
• 0:26Claude Opus 5.5 で、ドパガキ用のグラフィックの動画作りが流行っているので、物理演算で落ち着いた音づくりにも挑戦してみました。

  @Rakhsh_TechCanvasWeb Audio
• 1:00Opus5.5に、「Blenderで、あなたが作れる最高に美しいJRPG風の映像作品を作ってみて下さい。ボクセル調のやつ」という注文を投げてみたら5時間制限50%溶かしてこいつが出てきた。（音楽はローカルのMiniMaxMusic3使って作ってもらった） 思ってたのとちがう。。。

  @gunsturn_tw

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  Blenderで、あなたが作れる最高に美しいJRPG風の映像作品を作ってみて下さい。ボクセル調のやつ

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• 0:30Claude Opus 5.5 on our AI coding benchmark: build a fully autonomous 3D water simulation from an empty repo - procedural mountains, rain, streams, lakes. TypeScript + Three.js, no physics engine. One prompt, zero corrections, ~21 min. 23/23 tests green. https://github.com/AiondaDotCom/ai-sim-benchmark

  @StephanFerraroThree.jsGLSLPhysics
• 3:00I wanted to quickly create a short video with Opus 5.5 about the history of AI, from "Attention is all you need" to AGI. No stock footage, no image or video generators: every frame is rendered from code. This 3-minute film was made 100% in code by Claude in Claude Code: ~7,400

  @kimmonismus

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  @kimmonismus

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  You are a motion designer and creative director making a 3-minute animated short film,
  built entirely in code and rendered to MP4.
  The film
  
  Title: "Attention Is All You Need → AGI"
  The story of how a single 2017 paper led, step by step, to large language models, reasoning,
  tool-using AI agents, and to the open question of AGI. It should feel like a cinematic essay,
  not a slideshow or a timeline infographic. Think Kurzgesagt meets a Pixar opening sequence:
  emotional, clever, precise.
  Tech setup
  Use Remotion (React). Scaffold a fresh project, 1920x1080, 30 fps, exactly 180 s (5400 frames).
  One composition per scene, sequenced in a master composition.
  No external image assets or stock footage: everything is drawn with SVG, Canvas, CSS and
  code-generated particles and shapes. Google Fonts are fine.
  Before building, write STORYBOARD.md with each scene's timing, visuals, on-screen text
  and transitions. Then build scene by scene.
  
  After each scene, render 3–4 stills (npx remotion still) and look at them critically.
  Fix layout, overlaps, legibility and pacing before moving on.
  Finish with npx remotion render to out/film.mp4. Leave an optional <Audio> slot for a
  music track I can add later (public/music.mp3); render silently if it's missing.
  Narrative spine / recurring motif
  The protagonist is a single glowing token, the word "the", that travels through every era.
  In 2017 it's a lonely point that suddenly "sees" every other word through attention lines.
  Over time it gains a voice, senses (multimodality), reasoning, hands (tools) and finally
  a question.
  Scenes (approximate timing, you may rebalance)
  0:00–0:15 — Cold open. Darkness. Words scattered like stars, disconnected. RNN-style
  sequential processing: words light up one by one, slowly forgetting the earlier ones.
  0:15–0:35 — June 2017, "Attention Is All You Need" (Vaswani et al., Google). Every word
  connects to every other word at once. Attention lines bloom into a web. The title of the
  paper appears as if typeset.
  0:35–0:55 — 2018–2020: the rise of large language models: GPT-1, BERT, GPT-2, GPT-3.
  Scaling laws: the web grows exponentially and the camera pulls back. The model starts
  completing sentences, fluent and uncanny.
  0:55–1:20 — 2022: instruction tuning and RLHF, then ChatGPT (Nov 30, 2022). The token gets
  a chat bubble. A counter of users explodes. The world starts talking back.
  1:20–1:40 — 2023: multimodality. Images, audio and code stream into the same web from all
  sides, and the token gains "senses." Every modality becomes tokens flowing through the
  same attention mechanism.
  1:40–2:05 — 2024–2025: reasoning models. A visible chain of thought unfolds as branching,
  pruning, backtracking paths. The model "thinks before it speaks," with time slowing down.
  
  2:05–2:30 — Tool use and agents. The token grows hands: it calls a search, runs code,
  opens files and orchestrates sub-agents. Many parallel threads work at once, and the
  screen becomes a busy, beautiful workshop.
  2:30–2:50 — Toward AGI. All motifs converge. The web from 2017 reappears but is now
  planet-scale. Leave it ambiguous: no utopia, no doom. On screen: "Attention was all we
  needed. What comes next is up to us." (Improve this line if you can do better.)
  2:50–3:00 — Resolve back to a single glowing token in darkness. Title card and end.
  Craft rules
  Accuracy matters: use correct years, names and paper titles. If you're unsure about a
  specific fact, leave it out rather than guess, and list any uncertain claims in NOTES.md.
  
  Typography: max ~8 words on screen at once, and leave every text visible long enough to
  read (≥ 2.5 s). Use one display font and one mono font for "model output."
  Motion: use spring and easing curves, never linear. Use scene transitions that grow out of
  the content (the web morphs, the camera zooms through a node), not generic fades.
  Color: a deep dark background with one warm accent color that evolves across eras.
  Details and easter eggs reward attention (e.g., real paper snippets, tiny UI details,
  plausible model outputs), similar to high-craft motion design.
  Pacing: alternate dense and calm moments, and give the reasoning scene and the AGI beat
  room to breathe.
  Work autonomously through the whole pipeline. When done, give me the path to the MP4, a
  short summary of creative decisions, and NOTES.md.

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• 0:15Opus 5.5 is good at 3d motion too apparantely

  @FriskyGGGThree.jsGLSLCanvas
• 0:22Opus 5.5 just turned a smartphone into a 20-second trip from glass to atoms. It starts on the phone, dives through the motherboard and chip, then keeps going through the semiconductor structure until you’re basically staring at the atomic scale. This is the kind of 3D shot that

  @irinatoxiThree.jsGLSLCanvas
• 0:45I gave Opus 5.5 and GPT 6 Sol the same photo and asked them to draw me in Paint using computer use. I fucking lost it.

  @superalesha

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  @superalesha

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  draw me in Paint using computer use.

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• 0:21Continúa la saga ahora con el diagrama de un modelo de difusión, a manos de Opus 5.5

  @DotCSV

Playable games and apps people built with Claude Opus 5.5. Watch any of them, open the original post, and copy the prompt when there is one.

• 0:45Opus 5.5 and I built a multiplayer game engine that runs in your browser. In 3 days. 9 games, from a Call of Duty clone to Battlefront II with sabers. Lobbies, Discord login, achievements, cosmetics. All open source. Build your own games with Claude and I’ll host them.

  @Potrock_
• 0:46🐹「Opus 5.5 バカゲー x ドパガキいけるな？」 🤖「じぶんやれます！」

  @yoneapp
• 0:47ドット絵の深海探索ゲーム Opus 5.5は全体的にかなり優秀ですが、 個人的には特にドット絵との相性が抜群だと感じています。 色使いや雰囲気の作り方、デザインのまとめ方まで、 独特のセンスがあってかなり好みです🐰

  @KanaWorks_AI
• 11:57Is game dev SOLVED? I built a whole cyberpunk roguelike shooter without writing a single line of code. Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code used MCP servers to drive Meshy, Blender, ElevenLabs and Unity, from my first concept art to a playable Windows build. Then I played it myself and

  @VORTEX_Promos
• 0:25vibe coding a cozy metal detector game a few prompts in with opus 5.5 loving the sunset 😌

  @zacxbtThree.jsGLSLWeb Audio
• 1:09Opus 5.5に 「原神クラスのゲームを作って」 と無茶振りした結果。 うん……すっげーーーーここから頑張れば、まぁ……いや、まだ原神はキツイな……w ちなみにGodotで作ってます。Unityはライセンスがなぁ……。

  @IHayato

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  @IHayato

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  原神クラスのゲームを作って

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• 0:28Claude Opus 5.5 just built me a mini temple run style game it actually feel pretty smooth to play honestly I didn’t expect the result like this

  @itsjdravenThree.jsCanvasPlayable
• 0:15Opus 5.5 is amazing for gamedev! It's fast + understands your intentions so well. Made this fun casual game where you are a pressure washer. Just avoid the plants, car... and cats! → Blender + Tripo → Rust + Wasm + WebGPU Play: https://wavedash.com/games/pressure-wash-panic Works for mobile!

  @chongdashu