Anatomy: a Claude Code skill that turns any idea into an interactive machine drawing
_AustinCalvert_ · x · 2026-10-11
Developer Ryan released Anatomy, a Claude Code skill where you name an idea in one line and Claude invents a machine embodying it, drawn as a live isometric figure. One rule drives it: "the object is the explanation"—no boxes and arrows, the moving parts themselves are the concept. Demo: a single prompt had Claude work 1h54m autonomously to build an interactive mechanical watch movement you can wind, slow 20-100x, and pull apart to inspect true gear ratios.
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