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AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeExplicit SVG recursive prompt: a PS5 controller, pelican and Mona Lisa cycling. Kalmia is the visible anonymous model label; the author’s Qwen 4 identification is unverified. Complete original recording retained. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe author describes this as a Gemini 4 Carbon SVG movie. Complete 119-second recording retained. Leo reposts the same media and is not a second output; the referenced Paris photo is an input, not an output. Full source and per-run prompt unavailable. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated. Classification: Paris narrative movie, classified as derivative at the user’s explicit request; the complete per-run prompt remains unavailable.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe author identifies a peacock SVG test through AiHubMix. This species-replacement prompt belongs to derivative works. Complete original recording retains pedal misalignment, body and crest failures. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe author’s replies publish the complete prompt requiring one HTML with inline SVG/CSS/JS. Complete original recording retained. A mechanical style is still the original pelican-cycling task; source HTML is not public, and the requested boost is not a verified playable demo. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated. Classification: The published prompt adds jet/BOOST racing mechanics: an expanded task, rather than a classification based on mechanical styling.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadePanel 1 of Chetaslua’s comparison, visibly labelled Kimi K3.1 Pro. In replies the author acknowledges Binkg’s recursive SVG test and explains that the same prompt produces different outputs. This is visually distinct from Binkg’s earlier recording. Controller, bicycles and pelicans form an explicit derivative prompt. Complete 10.05-second comparison and original audio retained; the individual panel preserves decoded pixels and timing. Full source, verbatim per-run prompt and iteration count were not obtained; no one-shot claim is made. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated. Artwork date uses the original post’s UTC publication date; generation date is unknown.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadePanel 2 of Chetaslua’s comparison, visibly labelled Claude Fable 5.5. In replies the author acknowledges Binkg’s recursive SVG test and explains that the same prompt produces different outputs. This is visually distinct from Binkg’s earlier recording. Controller, bicycles and pelicans form an explicit derivative prompt. Complete 10.05-second comparison and original audio retained; the individual panel preserves decoded pixels and timing. Full source, verbatim per-run prompt and iteration count were not obtained; no one-shot claim is made. Model labels are source-reported and not independently authenticated. Artwork date uses the original post’s UTC publication date; generation date is unknown.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe published prompt requests an SVG animation of Tibo carrying a pelican by bicycle, repeating “Reset!” every few seconds. The human cyclist and pelican passenger make this a derivative prompt. No unpublished source code or onsite interaction is claimed. Model attribution is source-reported and unverified. Full recording and source are retained; unpublished code is not mirrored and no onsite Play demo is offered.
Obra 3DRegistro da comunidadeScott explicitly asked Opus 5.5 to build a 3D Fourier drawing engine. This pelican cyclist was created from scratch. Its real frame at 100 seconds is the cover; the complete recording also includes a different character reconstructed from an existing model, which is not another pelican work. Model attribution is source-reported and unverified. Full recording and source are retained; unpublished code is not mirrored and no onsite Play demo is offered. The primary player starts with the actual pelican drawing segment, from the original keyframe at about 62.93 seconds. The complete recording remains attached. Original encoded video/audio packets and variable frame timing are unchanged. Classification: The work demonstrates an ongoing 3D-model drawing engine, an expanded task; the Fourier implementation alone does not determine the category.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe author explicitly identifies SVG animation generated through the DeepSeek web interface. A second pelican and flower-giving encounter extend the bicycle prompt. No 1017 suffix is inferred from the date. Model attribution is source-reported and unverified. Full recording and source are retained; unpublished code is not mirrored and no onsite Play demo is offered.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeYazer_Mio claims a Carbon checkpoint behind the visible Gemini 4 Argon Arena label. Actual routing is unverified. Four seasonal scenes and outfit changes belong to one output. Leo reposted the same recording and is not counted separately. Model attribution is source-reported and unverified. Full recording and source are retained; unpublished code is not mirrored and no onsite Play demo is offered. Classification: The four-season and costume transitions form an expanded task; an ordinary road or lake background alone does not change classification.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeAgent Space publishes a same-prompt comparison with DeepSeek V4.1 Flash labelled on the left and Opus 5.5 on the right. This record selects the corresponding real output. The derivative prompt stacks twenty objects on the pelican, then adds a pothole, frozen second and infinite loop. Code-generation attribution follows the publisher’s coding-model comparison and documented Agent.Space agent workflow; raw source code is not public. Dollar counters are the publisher’s display, not archive pricing. The media predates this post; the record uses the post’s publication date, not an inferred generation date. Full recording and original audio remain attached.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeAgent Space publishes a same-prompt comparison with DeepSeek V4.1 Flash labelled on the left and Opus 5.5 on the right. This record selects the corresponding real output. The derivative prompt stacks twenty objects on the pelican, then adds a pothole, frozen second and infinite loop. Code-generation attribution follows the publisher’s coding-model comparison and documented Agent.Space agent workflow; raw source code is not public. Dollar counters are the publisher’s display, not archive pricing. The media predates this post; the record uses the post’s publication date, not an inferred generation date. Full recording and original audio remain attached.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe author explicitly identifies eight HTML/SVG outputs: four tool/routing combinations and two opposite prompts. This record maps to WorkBuddy · DSH proxy and the prompt “Bicycle riding a pelican”. It is an independent output, not a new recording of another work. No default setting or timeline representative is inferred. Lossless frame selection preserves the full 32-second original as an attachment.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe author explicitly identifies eight HTML/SVG outputs: four tool/routing combinations and two opposite prompts. This record maps to WorkBuddy · direct and the prompt “Bicycle riding a pelican”. It is an independent output, not a new recording of another work. No default setting or timeline representative is inferred. Lossless frame selection preserves the full 32-second original as an attachment.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe author explicitly identifies eight HTML/SVG outputs: four tool/routing combinations and two opposite prompts. This record maps to OpenCode · DSH proxy and the prompt “Bicycle riding a pelican”. It is an independent output, not a new recording of another work. No default setting or timeline representative is inferred. Lossless frame selection preserves the full 32-second original as an attachment.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe author explicitly identifies eight HTML/SVG outputs: four tool/routing combinations and two opposite prompts. This record maps to OpenCode · direct and the prompt “Bicycle riding a pelican”. It is an independent output, not a new recording of another work. No default setting or timeline representative is inferred. Lossless frame selection preserves the full 32-second original as an attachment.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe 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.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe 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.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeBinkg 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.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeAn Xuan explicitly credits Opus 5.5 with drawing every frame in JavaScript on a 2D canvas and synthesizing the music in code. The recording progresses from points and a single line to a pelican and bicycle, then lifts, rotates and pedals the construction in 3D. The complete approximately 43-second 1080p, 30 fps original video and AAC stereo track are retained. The 16,384 points, Lloyd relaxation, travelling-salesman tour, 2-opt and zero crossings are creator claims or displayed values, not independently recomputed. Published at 21:46:26 UTC on 14 October (05:46:26 Beijing on 15 October); generation date, full prompt and iterations are unknown. The quoted fofr Fourier work is already archived and is not counted again; this record retains An Xuan’s own 43-second work. Complete JavaScript is not public, so no playable on-site demo is claimed. Classification: A staged point-to-line reveal, rotating cycling performance and composed music is classified as derivative, rather than line styling or 3D alone.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadefofr’s Fourier epicycle animation progressively reconstructs a cycling pelican from rotating circles, animates pedalling, then rotates the view to reveal the 3D construction. The original post credits Argon with making the video and prompting time-synced Lyria 3.5 music; model and process labels are source-reported and unverified. The complete approximately 60-second, 1920×1080, 60 fps original video and audio are preserved without cropping, redrawing or added motion. Published at 2026-10-13 16:20:34 UTC (14 October at 00:20:34 in Beijing); the artwork date uses the original post’s UTC publication day, and generation date is unknown. The author’s reply links a generic starting prompt for a slow Fourier reveal styled after a reference image with synchronized music. The exact pelican prompt, reference image and source code are not fully public. Displayed N, node counts and error values are part of the original presentation, not independently verified scores or generation counts. No playable on-site demo is claimed. Classification: A staged drawing-reveal performance with synchronized music is classified as derivative; neither 3D nor the Fourier implementation alone determines the category.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeSVG animation reviewed by AI产品狙击手 on 13 October 2026, supplied by an unidentified reader. The source alleges that Antigravity Gemini 3.8 Flash was routed to Gemini 4; the actual model and run settings are unverified, so this is not a confirmed Gemini 4 Argon GA test. The primary recording contains the complete Saturn animation shown at 47.3–67.2 seconds, preserving narration, subtitles, watermark, incorrect planetary occlusion and the bicycle leaving the rings. The complete review is retained as a provenance attachment and does not add another work. The artwork date is the article publication date; generation date is unknown. Original SVG/HTML code is not public, and no playable on-site demo is claimed.
Obra 3DRegistro da comunidadeA procedural Three.js interactive 3D pelican ride scene generated by GPT-5.6-Sol in Robotwizardt's Eleven Models 3D Arena. Built from a single prompt with bundled local Three.js, tidal circuit arena, acceleration and leaning controls, and sound toggles. The author noted model degradation resulting in unclosed geometry, neutrally preserved by the archive alongside the author's original regression screenshot and complete 3D page. Model attribution is source-reported and not independently authenticated. Classification: The tidal racing arena and acceleration/leaning mechanics go beyond a simple cycling action; Three.js itself does not determine classification.
AnimaçãoRegistro da comunidadeThe three separately labelled recordings are split into works sharing the original post. The two pelicans in each scene belong to one model output, not a two-model comparison. The author specifies max and 23 minutes. The author acknowledges a prompt typo that puts GPT-6 Sol on screen; the reported generating model and this discrepancy are both preserved, not inferred from scene text. Original archived videos are reused without deleting the old collection or duplicating original bytes. Model labels and attribution are source-reported, not independently authenticated. Dates are verifiable publication dates, not inferred generation dates; individual outputs and author opinions are not capability certification.
