Interactive 3D AI server explainer built in one prompt with Claude and the open-source colorfigures skill
Promptmethus · x · 2026-10-23
Developer 0xbobaaa used Claude Opus 5.5 plus April Zhu's open-source /colorfigures skill to build an interactive explainer of what happens when you hit enter on AI: a labeled 8-GPU server (fans, GPUs, HBM, NVSwitch, NIC, PSUs) where you can watch tokens stream from all 8 GPUs, and break things on purpose — pull a fan and GPUs throttle, pull a GPU and nothing runs, pull a PSU and it keeps going. The skill installs into Claude Code with one command and turns a single sentence into a working, rotatable, see-through 3D object (26 demos incl. gumball machine, kettle, record player), no hand-written code.
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