Anidoodle open-sourced: a Claude skill for code-drawn animation, plus 90-cent video editing
EricBuess · x · 2026-09-25
alexgreensh open-sourced Anidoodle, a skill for hand-drawn illustration and animation written in deterministic code, with storytelling and music built in — it works even better with Opus 5.5 but runs on any model.
- Companion demo: gregpr07 fed Opus 5.5 + video-use 13 takes of himself fumbling one sentence; the model read every transcript, compared the top three frame by frame, then cut, graded and captioned the clean one (rewriting its own captions), all in two minutes for 90 cents, plus a full launch video.
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