Static SVGCommunity recordIndependent documented API request with original SVG, PNG, request and response retained. Failed retries are source evidence only. The default request does not explicitly set effort; it is not rewritten as an explicit max request. No upstream score is imported. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated.
Static SVGCommunity recordIndependent documented API request with original SVG, PNG, request and response retained. Failed retries are source evidence only. The default request does not explicitly set effort; it is not rewritten as an explicit max request. No upstream score is imported. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated.
AnimationCommunity recordThe author explicitly used the DSH harness and one additional iteration after the initial legs failed to walk or pedal; this is not labelled one-shot. Two pelicans, bicycles and a game controller form a recursive stack at sunset. The complete 5.99-second, 780×610, 18 fps MP4 corresponding to the posted GIF is retained without audio. Full SVG and conversation are not public. The date follows the public metadata’s UTC October 19; the inspected post is marked edited, without inferring earlier text or generation time. The model label is source-reported and not independently authenticated; attribution and original source links are retained.
AnimationCommunity recordThe author reports generating the SVG animation with MiniMax M3.1 Flash and MiniCode. The complete six-second video attachment is preserved. The post does not include the SVG code or complete prompt.
3D workCommunity recordThe author publishes the complete single-file Three.js prompt, requesting synchronized wheels, crank, pedals, legs and body, orbit controls and cycling-speed adjustment. The complete 35.80-second, 938×766, 30 fps original recording and audio are retained. Full HTML/JS was not public in the inspected post, so onsite presentation is recorded playback. Speculation about the routing of an older Preview is not treated as model fact. Iteration count and generation time are unknown. The model label is source-reported and not independently authenticated; attribution and original source links are retained.
Static SVGCommunity recordThe source reports Devin CLI, single-turn generation, and generation and submission dates of 2026-10-19. Max is part of the model name; reasoning effort is reported as uncertain and is not inferred as Max. The anonymous contributor publishes a complete static SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle. Original code, exact bytes and the result page are retained. No native animation or genuine interaction is claimed. Model and authorship labels follow the source and are not independently authenticated.
Static SVGCommunity recordThe source reports Low effort, single-turn generation and submission on 2026-10-19. The generation date is not provided, so the archive uses the public submission date without inferring the generation tool or time. The anonymous contributor publishes a complete static SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle. Original code, exact bytes and the result page are retained. No native animation or genuine interaction is claimed. Model and authorship labels follow the source and are not independently authenticated.
Static SVGCommunity recordThe source reports Devin CLI, Medium effort, single-turn generation, and generation and submission dates of 2026-10-19. The anonymous contributor publishes a complete static SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle. Original code, exact bytes and the result page are retained. No native animation or genuine interaction is claimed. Model and authorship labels follow the source and are not independently authenticated.
AnimationCommunity recordThe source explicitly publishes a twelve-layer SVG riding-tower prompt: a pelican cyclist carries stacked vehicles, animals and a game controller, while a cat and bee chase, climb and become friends. The complete 25.60-second, 2560×1440, 60 fps original recording without audio is retained. This intake covers only the twelve-layer output, not the quoted ten- or eleven-layer versions or reposts. Full source code and the iteration count for this output are not public. The UTC publication day is October 18, corresponding to 00:06 on October 19 in Beijing. The model label is source-reported and not independently authenticated; attribution and original source links are retained.
3D workCommunity recordThe published single-file Three.js prompt matches the author’s MiniMax test, while this is a separate actual model output. The complete 30.13-second, 1034×700, 30 fps original recording and audio are retained. Full source code is not public, so onsite presentation uses the original recording. The author’s distillation speculation is not treated as fact. Iteration count and generation time are unknown. The model label is source-reported and not independently authenticated; attribution and original source links are retained.
AnimationCommunity recordThe author explicitly reports using Codex to operate DeepSeek Harness, iterating on native SVG animation with V4.1 Flash 1017 and converting it into an 11-second video. The workflow started at Max and finished at High. Pedalling, wheel rotation and body movement are visible. The complete recording is retained; complete public SVG/HTML source was not obtained, so no onsite Play entry is claimed. Model, tools and effort are author-reported and unverified. Artwork date follows the UTC publication day, 2026-10-17; generation time is unknown.
AnimationCommunity recordThe lower-right panel of the original four-model comparison is labelled DS V4.1 Flash 1710 - max. The author subsequently corrects 1710 to 1017 and explains that the result is a generated webpage and the recordings use default speeds. The primary animation is a faithful crop of the entire lower-right picture (1280×864 source; x=640, y=504, width=640, height=360), retaining all 5 seconds, 100 frames and 20 fps, with lossless encoding and decoded-pixel verification. The complete four-panel recording is attached separately, without an additional work count or altered source text. Original motion of the red-hatted, red-scarfed pelican is retained. Complete webpage source is not public, so no Play entry is claimed. Model and Max are author-reported and unverified. Date follows the UTC publication day, 2026-10-17; generation time is unknown.
AnimationCommunity recordBinkg labels the work Fable 5.5 and explicitly describes an SVG of a controller riding a bicycle riding a pelican riding a bicycle riding a pelican. Two pelicans, two bicycles and a controller form a recursive tower by the sea; original foot, pedal and wheel motion is retained. The main media is the complete 15.06-second, 2160×2160, 60 fps original video with its audio track. The complete 30.93-second verification recording from the author's public reply is attached without another work count, alongside the original Artifact link. The public frame response is archived as source evidence; the Artifact also timed out during this review, so onsite playback uses the fully decoded original recording without executing or rewriting its code. Fable 5.5 is an unverified author label and is not mapped to an official Claude model. Iteration count, complete conversation and generation time are unknown. Artwork date follows the original UTC publication day, 2026-10-17 (05:57 on October 18 in Beijing), rather than the collection day. This is one derivative pelican-bicycle animation, without an onsite Play claim.
Static SVGCommunity recordThe creator reports testing the shared SVG prompt with default settings on 16 October 2026 and keeping the first answer. The date is the creator-reported test day; the first publication date is unverified.The article explicitly labels this output as one API call.The complete original static SVG is preserved. Image-model outputs traced into vectors are excluded. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated.
Static SVGCommunity recordThe creator reports testing the shared SVG prompt with default settings on 16 October 2026 and keeping the first answer. The date is the creator-reported test day; the first publication date is unverified.The article explicitly labels this output as one API call.The complete original static SVG is preserved. Image-model outputs traced into vectors are excluded. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated.
Static SVGCommunity recordThe creator reports testing the shared SVG prompt with default settings on 16 October 2026 and keeping the first answer. The date is the creator-reported test day; the first publication date is unverified.This output was written in the Claude Code session that built the page; no separate API call is claimed.The complete original static SVG is preserved. Image-model outputs traced into vectors are excluded. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated.
Static SVGCommunity recordThe creator reports testing the shared SVG prompt with default settings on 16 October 2026 and keeping the first answer. The date is the creator-reported test day; the first publication date is unverified.The article explicitly labels this output as one API call.The complete original static SVG is preserved. Image-model outputs traced into vectors are excluded. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated.
Static SVGCommunity recordThe contributor reports a single-turn generation using Strata with High effort. The archive uses the evidenced submission date, 2026-10-16; any reported generation date is preserved separately. Model, effort and workflow are contributor-reported, not independently authenticated. The complete original SVG, actual prompt and source page are preserved, including drawing defects.
Game / interactiveCommunity recordThe creator registered this independent program in Prompt Lab as Gemini 4 Argon at High effort. The recorded run date was 2026-10-16; the earliest documented public commit was 2026-10-16 16:41 Beijing time. The pelican carries fish around the coast. The original responds to sprinting (17 to 34), shifts from daylight to sunset, and switches to a side camera. Collecting and delivering fish makes this a derivative game. The external link opens the original.
Game / interactiveCommunity recordA lakeside bicycle work supplied and first published by UnclK (@Kedashu), maintainer of Pelican Map. The creator reports a single generation using Gemini 4 Argon in the Gemini web app. The complete original HTML, SVG, CSS, JavaScript and original external dependency references are retained without changing the artwork or motion. Catch fish, honk, change riding speed, and switch between day, sunset and night. Model and single-generation labels are creator-reported, not independently authenticated. The generation date was not separately documented; the artwork date is the first public date. The MP4 is a browser recording; this site provides the complete interactive version.
ImageCommunity recordKefong Studio published three frames from the same HTML animation at 100, 600 and 1,200 ms. The 16K-budget run took 97.5 seconds and returned 28,204 characters. The 8K-budget attempt was truncated. The source frames and article are available. No complete HTML or playable media was published.
ImageCommunity recordKefong Studio used the same prompt for three independent runs on the same local machine. This is run 3, taking 15.3 seconds. The full published comparison is retained. No individual SVG download was found.
ImageCommunity recordKefong Studio used the same prompt for three independent runs on the same local machine. This is run 2, taking 21.2 seconds. The full published comparison is retained. No individual SVG download was found.
ImageCommunity recordKefong Studio used the same prompt for three independent runs on the same local machine. This is run 1, taking 16.2 seconds. The full published comparison is retained. No individual SVG download was found.
