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A music video drawn on an XY oscilloscope
Claude reinterpreted the song world.execute(me); as audio for an XY oscilloscope, where every frame of the picture is generated by code.
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- Video channel PICO 10⁻¹² Source ↗
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The full story
Asked to reinterpret Mili's song world.execute(me);, Claude chose to draw it on a simulated XY oscilloscope. The X axis is Clawd, Claude Code's orange mascot; the Y axis is you. Love becomes a phase-locked loop, one signal endlessly locking onto another, and when the lyrics reach "you have left" the Y axis collapses.
All 6,368 frames are computed by code, with no AI images or video: a procedural Three.js oscilloscope, a simulated electron beam with phosphor glow, custom CRT shaders, rendered with Playwright and FFmpeg.
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From the maker's own write-up or code. We summarise what they report; we haven't tested it ourselves.
- YouTube: world.execute(me); on an XY Oscilloscope — Every Frame Is Code by Opus 5.5Video channel: PICO 10⁻¹²Published
The video, with notes on how each part was made.