Chopin's Revolutionary Étude- in Python reads a public domain encoding with mido, snaps it to a 1/24-beat Fraction grid, splits each hand into voices, writes an 808 that follows the left-hand bass into the same score, and synthesizes it all in numpy (Salamander piano, VSCO strings, a sine 808, an FDN hall). The score is then baked into PNG textures and three HLSL compute shaders draw the engraving, the kern terminal and the gold ball live. A checker verifies every note and every ball landing against the audio before each render.
Maybe 16:9 does the animatronic bots more justice.
Opus 5.5 absolutely crushed this.
It had access to Comfy Router.
It used nano banana, Tripo
It modeled in blender
It sliced, rigged and modified the geometry
It mapped to hlsl in sentinel
It created a puppeteer graph
It did all of this, because I gave it tools to build.
Two robots. One song. Opus 5.5 drove all of this.
Both heads were modelled, rigged and performed by an AI, rendered in real time in sentinel by @ood_labs
Sound on.
#robots #animatronic #daftpunk #harderbetterfasterstronger #realtime
3D modeled from a single image ✅
Rigged ✅
Taught how to yodel ✅
This was built entirely by agents. From front ti back.
Another result of a late night agentic coding session in sentinel. I just let the agent drive. For this one I setup a review process and just kept iterating.
Really fun stuff!
Free?
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Full 2k res render here if anyone is interested in truly seeing the output quality! youtu.be/tGKrnDBJEDI?is=Hs-S…
Replying to @talibtalks
As someone who additionally works with AI 24/7 I assure you it’s no joke. It iterated, conducted tests/ studies etc. a few things here- my Claude.md is custom. And the environment I put it in, Sentinel- has a very powerful arsenal of tooling.






