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Fable 5 got even wilder. This time we gave it one link: a static site with Gaussian Splatting, WebGL2, WASM sorting, layered canvas, and scroll-driven 3D. Using the skill shared by 小耳👂Jane｜Xiaoer, it analyzed the site and recreated the experience in Open Design.

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Maddison profil fotoğrafı
Maddison3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan Wow, it stole a website. Totally impressive. 🙄

Mario profil fotoğrafı
Mario3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan Didn’t fable just copy the assets, code and everything else?

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OpenDesign3 ay önce

Now use Fable 5 inside Open Design without Claude Max

ck y profil fotoğrafı
ck y3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan 可是这个根本不需要fable 5，使用这个skill以及gpt 5.5同样可以做到

Deziner profil fotoğrafı
Deziner3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan Straight up theft

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NAYPACHE STUDIO3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan Fake news lol

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nglsong3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan if it can't use by normal people, it will be useless, no matter how advance right now

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André Venâncio3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan What are you talking about?

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charactr3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan wow this is awesome, congrats!

naive.17 profil fotoğrafı
naive.173 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan We are straight up downloading websites today

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Zander3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan 🤣

Dipanshu Kushwaha profil fotoğrafı
Dipanshu Kushwaha3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan That’s wild progress—gaussian splats meet WebGL magic. Congrats on pushing the UI frontier and making the experience feel alive. Can’t wait to see what you drop next.

meu nome é jhon profil fotoğrafı
meu nome é jhon3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan @lusionltd

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Rob Southgate3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan @lusionltd

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Bally_AgenticAI3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan The impressive part isn't the recreation - it's inferring the render pipeline from a live page instead of source. Analyze, spec, generate, verify: that self-eval loop is what separates agents from generators. Built something similar -

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Vishal Sachar3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan Your website is stunning, well done

Furkan - building Annot profil fotoğrafı
Furkan - building Annot3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan impressive..

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Sourav Chhimpa3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan

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Sebastian Buzdugan3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan one link gets the demo close, but scroll-driven 3d needs runtime traces

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Anish 🔮3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan fck ur AI slop

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min heo2 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan I have a question: After cloning an ORYZO page, I'm having trouble creating a page with different content but a similar level of detail. Do you have any tips?

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Patrick Zanowski3 ay önce

@xiaoerzhan What in the acid trip is that bros

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