Opus 5.5 generates a full animated film via Dynamic Workflows from one prompt
daniel_mac8 · x · 2026-09-26
The author demos Claude Opus 5.5's Dynamic Workflows producing a complete animation — a movie-shoot about Opus 5.5's efficiency in Claude Code — from essentially one prompt, shared in full for reuse.
How it worked:
- Ultracode turned Claude into an orchestrator
- The first workflow was a "pre-production" writer's room
- Parallel agents built the character, sets, and render pipeline
- The soundtrack was generated entirely in Python
- Seven scenes built through an adversarial reviewer loop
- A final "polish" workflow handled quality control
- The author boarded a flight mid-run; Claude gracefully resumed the workflow later
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