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A launch-day account of two models porting HAProxy from C to Rust. The interesting evidence is the whole run and the tests—not just a generated function.
Published 2026-09-23 · Free case note
The same brief—a gummy octopus you can grab and stretch in the browser—given to Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Astra. The creator prefers Opus’s squishier, brighter version and estimates its API cost at $14.01 versus $20.74.
Published 2026-09-28 · Free case note
A 47-second animated history of dinosaurs. The creator says Sonnet 5.5 drew every frame in JavaScript.
Published 2026-09-28 · Free case note
A playful drill app its author built to try Opus 5.5. After teachers asked about it, the author published the code under MIT—excluding the mascot character, name and logo.
Published 2026-09-28 · Free case note
A deliberately useless website of wobbling, translucent shapes you can poke. The creator says jiggle and transparency effects got much better with Opus 5.5, with fewer tokens.
Published 2026-09-29 · Free case note
A 15-second clip of a simple game the creator says Opus 5.5 built from a loosely described idea, arguing that anyone can now make games.
Published 2026-09-29 · Free case note
A Manus team member demonstrates Cue turning a QR code—an application form, a food order, a booking page—into actions an agent carries out. He says the video was made with the Manus 2.0 Video Editor.
Published 2026-09-29 · Free case note
A 30-second multi-camera animation: a small blob character wakes up in a grey world, the scene floods with color, and a countdown sends it racing. The creator says one Sonnet 5.5 chat session made it.
Published 2026-09-28 · Free case note
A 57-second cosmic sequence and soundtrack that the creator says were calculated from code, without camera footage or a video model.
Published 2026-09-23 · Free case note
A CodePilot promotional clip. Its maker says the model generated the motion from code and plans to reuse the approach in a product-video Skill.
Published 2026-09-24 · Free case note
A 3D assembly lead centered on choosing and arranging existing assets rather than generating every object from scratch.
Published 2026-09-21 · Free case note
A form-assistance experiment uses clipboard context to suggest values for fields, reducing repeated transfer from copied text into structured inputs.
Published 2026-09-22 · Free case note
An Android conversation copilot reads visible chat context, ranks reply drafts, and fills the chosen text without pressing send.
Published 2026-09-22 · Free case note
A search interface lets Jev choose queries, sources, and time ranges, then ranks links without composing a synthetic answer.
Published 2026-09-17 · Free case note
A browser-agent loop asks Jev to choose an operation and live DOM target while a separate model supplies text only when needed.
Published 2026-09-17 · Free case note
An experimental composition path lets Jev select and arrange catalog components instead of freely writing UI code or arbitrary properties.
Published 2026-09-18 · Free case note
A game experiment pairs Jev move selection with branchable virtual machines that fork after failure and preserve a surviving timeline.
Published 2026-09-18 · Free case note
A branching form uses Jev to choose the next question while json-render supplies the interface and XState owns application state.
Published 2026-09-18 · Free case note
A spreadsheet experiment treats a heading such as “Urgency” as an instruction for classifying each row into useful labels.
Published 2026-09-18 · Free case note
A construction workflow uses typed decisions first to triage plan sheets, then to classify bill-of-materials items for downstream estimation.
Published 2026-09-19 · Free case note
A virtual-try-on experiment combines spoken intent and the current outfit to select another item from a digital closet.
Published 2026-09-19 · Free case note
A character-performance experiment asks ten questions per message, then maps probabilistic emotion and body-region choices onto an existing rig.
Published 2026-09-18 · Free case note
A dungeon scene from the project’s public demo collection. A useful starting point—not a controlled model comparison.
Source reviewed 2026-09-25 · Free full dossier
The project links a reference-image-to-scene demonstration. Inspect the resulting geometry before treating it as a reusable production asset.
Source reviewed 2026-09-16 · Free case note
The selected editorial concept behind this preview. An image is a design direction, not a working website or evidence that one model wins.
Source reviewed 2026-09-16 · Free case note
An author-reported route from code to native design layers, with generated assets and prototype checks kept separate.
Source reviewed 2026-09-07 · Free case note
A maintenance-oriented case from Mole: preserve behavior in tests, explain boundaries in rules, and make repeated checks reusable.
Source reviewed 2026-08-31 · Free case note
Dan Kempe · reported by Replit
A speed-reading mobile app, described from initial idea through device iteration and release.
Published 2026-02-20 · Free case note
Manny Bernabe · Replit live demo
A visual-analysis app turns screenshots into observations about typography, colour, layout and hierarchy.
Published 2026-03-20 · Free case note
Raymmar Tirado · Replit live demo
Buildings and activity in a 3D city represent real product-usage events in the publisher’s demonstration.
Published 2026-03-20 · Free case note
Custom galleries, learning activities and simulations show how an answer can become something to explore.
Published 2025-11-18 · Free case note
A phone-camera game combines 3D ghosts, movement and haptics—and exposes the work after the first demo.
Published 2026-02-27 · Free case note
World Labs
Text, images and other spatial inputs become worlds the publisher demonstrates navigating and editing.
Published 2025-11-12 · Free case note
An interactive world-generation demo responds to navigation and prompted changes in the environment.
Published 2025-08-05 · Free case note
Players question characters to obtain clues, illustrating a role for generated dialogue beyond casual conversation.
Published 2024-03 · Free case note
A narrative prototype puts authored motivations and character rules around open-ended player conversation.
Published 2024-03-19 · Free case note
A Duck Hunt-inspired roguelite is presented as a game assembled from AI-generated code, visuals and music.
Published 2026 · Free case note
A complete music video uses generated transitions and scenes within a human-directed narrative.
Published 2024-05-02 · Free case note
A balloon-headed character anchors a short film assembled from generated footage.
Published 2024-03-25 · Free case note
A perfume-brand project extends the colour, texture and gestures of physical paintings into a visual identity.
Published 2026 · Free case note
A generated research paper makes hypotheses, experiments, figures and evaluation available for scrutiny.
Published 2025-03-12 · Free case note
A research system connects scientific questions, experimental planning and analysis while humans perform physical experiments.
Published 2025-05-20 · Free case note
An engineering account of parallel coding, shared context and human device testing during an Android-app build.
Published 2025-12-12 · Free case note
A test-system migration illustrates a narrow, reviewable task with clearer completion criteria than “improve the codebase.”
Published 2026-08-18 · Free case note
An infrastructure-engineering story ties AI coding to fault injection, observable side effects and repeated redesign.
Published 2026-07-28 · Free case note
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