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The open-source Claude Code skill teardown can mathematically construct any machine (V8 engines, aircraft landing gear, sandworms, etc.) as a single-page, interactive 3D simulator that supports disassembly and runs offline, with each file under 1 MB. It also supports automatic demo video generation and procedural sound effects.
Whip is a platform similar to YouTube but focused on interactive web experiences, allowing creators to share and users to discover games, 3D worlds, generative art, and other interactive content directly in the browser.
A daily artifact guessing game on 3d-artifact.com that uses 3D Gaussian splats and Codex 5.6, featuring over 2500 artifacts from 33+ museums.
Addy Osmani shares Ordinary Abundance, an interactive web essay that walks through an ordinary apartment and uses historical quotes to reveal how everyday modern conveniences like recorded music, electric light, and printing were once marvels.
The user tested the frontend capabilities of GPT 5.6-Terra, creating an interactive Guan Yu card webpage from the Three Kingdoms. The results were outstanding, particularly in image matting and depth-of-field perspective.
Gorden_Sun open-sourced the mathVideoMaker skill, which can generate visual math explanation videos and interactive webpages with one click in Cursor Agent. It supports scenarios like explaining math problems to elementary school students, and includes an auto-check mechanism to ensure quality.