One 1.1MB HTML file: AI generates an aquatic world from 36 handwritten WebGL2 modules
victormustar · x · 2026-09-17
Developer victormustar ran DeepSeek 4.1 Flash inside Claude Code (via ultracode) with a single prompt and got a dynamic aquatic world render — no engine, no assets, no textures, just 36 WebGL2 modules written from scratch packed into one 1.1MB HTML file, teeming with fish no one may ever see. He notes it's not cheap via API (local is cheaper) and that DS4.1F handles Claude Code dynamic workflows well.
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