Claude Sonnet 5.5 drew every frame of this animation in JavaScript. The history of dinosaurs in under one minute.

That is freaking awesome bro! 5 year-old me would have ABSOLUTELY loved that!! 😀

Thank you! 🦖

Kevin bro faster than Higgsfield on getting his hands dirty with Claude models

Bro is speed of light

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真的很喜欢这种视频风格

Thanks!

Ok, this is really nice!

Thanks!!

stunning as always

Thanks! It's a very creative model

I know this is really good considering how it was made but it's still really hard to watch 😂.

you specifically gave this animation style in your prompt?

huh, didn't know sonnet could do anything honestly

Claude Sonnet 5.5 writes every frame in JavaScript now. That is a neat trick for smooth animations and clean code alike

i make these with claude too and drawing was never the hard part, pacing was. how did you fit 230 million years into 60 seconds without the middle feeling rushed?

Wow, this is pretty awesome. About how long did it take Sonnet to make this?

Curious how you let it draw? is this svg?

This is all JS code!

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What would Opus do with the same prompt?

whats the prompt? i gave both to sonnet 5 and 5.5 and they were p much identical

this is what i would pay for! too clean

How long did this take per iteration @kevin_t_ngo? And how many iterations? This is beautiful, and I'd love to get your impressions on how good the model is in terms of speed and cost compared to your work with Opus 5.5 Thank you!

Thanks @SigGravitas ! About 3 or 4 iterations. Sonnet 5.5 is a very efficient model in terms of speed/cost. I find that Opus 5.5 understands my intent a bit better though. I'm planning to use Opus 5.5 to set the creative direction of my work, and Sonnet 5.5 to implement.

Thanks for the reply, your videos have been an inspiration to me! And would you say it's much quicker, or is the bottleneck more just render time anyway?

What's the prompt and reasoning?

This is nice! I also want to do this,but I don't have claude code lol

Soooo good again

Ty!

My only questions is how much time and how many refernces

Now: imagine Opus being the orchestrator, while Sonnet is doing the work.

We cant even tell if it is ai or not

This is cool! How long did the full run take?

What is the prompt used?