HOLY F*CK... Claude just built a 3D robot chameleon with 155 moving parts, and every single one of them is code. - No Blender - No 3D files - No paid tools. It runs in the browser and you can rotate it with your mouse.. What it does: time drops to 0.4x the moment the eye locks on 2 turret eyes unthread in 4 rings each and a 10-blade iris opens behind them the tongue fires a 24 cm probe and snaps back a 16-link tail unrolls from a spiral 8 camo plates ripple from white to mint and amber then it tears itself into 155 parts while the camera rises overhead, and snaps back together If you want the same, just copy the prompt: “Build a single HTML page with three.js: a robotic [chameleon] perched on a branch, made only from primitive shapes, inside a dark mission-control dashboard. Every part is its own object and belongs to one of 6 assemblies. Add modes: lock-on (eye rings unthread and a 10-blade iris opens, time slows to 0.4x), strike (a 24 cm tongue probe fires out and back), uncurl (a 16-link spiral tail unrolls), camo (plates shift colour in a wave), plus teardown and reassembly where every part flies out on its own path and returns. Add labels that follow the parts, live telemetry panels and a 20-second autopilot with a cinematic camera.” Swap [chameleon] for any animal you want. Follow me if you want the next one before anyone else. Full article with all 8 prompts is below.