
anidoodle: Claude writes the code for a 77-second launch film
Skip image and video models: have Claude write the code that generates every frame and the score.
Brief
@alexgreensh open-sourced the skill anidoodle (repo alexgreensh/anidoodle): every frame and the score of a 77-second launch film are written in code by Claude, and it can also export a stroke-by-stroke process video. An introduction post says the repo has about 1,200 stars and 32 hand-drawn styles. The star count is the introducer's claim and has not been verified.
Why it is useful
The hand-drawn process feels strong and suits explainers and visualization. It can be tried alongside satisfying videos and paper-puppet animation.
Sources (3 original posts)
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Alex Greenshpun@alexgreensh
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Alex Greenshpunalexgreensh
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https://x.com/DDJCXX/status/2118611498205589839
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