had to take a 24h break. came back to X and found out my post got millions of views. got emails I wasn't expecting, including a really warm one from the @OpenRouter CEO (Hi @alexatallah ) got replies, likes, and even follows from people I really look up to, like @bcherny and @addyosmani . (if you read this please please don't nerf opus 5.5 I beg you) some people are asking what I did to the algo. honestly? no idea. I'm at 4,000+ followers now and still going up. was around 500 a few days ago. only had 200+ last month. I'm a nobody. I just post stuff I think is fun, stuff I like building. I’ll keep doing that, keep posting original stuff. thank you, genuinely. it means a lot. stay tuned. peace. ... here’s what’s cooking right now in 35 seconds

for those who ask "what's the prompt?" here's a good example of what he actually shared (spoiler: it's not the prompt). the REAL KEY is that he gave his agent(s?) access to multiple APIs and files. Also keep in mind agents have memory across your sessions and previous projects. he clearly mentioned in a follow up reply: "Claude had access to SD2.5, elevenlabs, libraries of references, and the repo from @ other__reality above" whether you write a polished prompt, just yap, or throw in reference files, etc.. your agent works best when it has the best context and access possible. my point is, someone's prompt may not work for everyone. your agent understands your work differently from someone else's agent. otherwise we'd all be doomed. if you see people selling prompts, think again. if someone shows you a complete workflow, that's gold.

I asked Opus 5.5 to explain camera focus by building an interactive lens lab Here's what it came up with after 1 hour 26 minutes in one shot, $25.66 API cost Move the focus ring and you can see the glass elements shift the sharp plane through the scene