Teardown: Viral Claude Code Skill Turns Any Machine Into a 3D Simulator You Can Take Apart
huangyun_122 · x · 2026-11-05
The GitHub project teardown (2.1k stars) is a Claude Code skill that turns any machine into an offline 3D simulator page.
- Ask how something works and Claude builds an HTML page: the machine runs in the middle, panels show real numbers, a button opens the working part, and the page tours itself when idle.
- The poster generated a modern M134 Gatling gun sim with a one-line prompt and recommends using Claude 5.5.
- Install via npx skills add elvarofficial/teardown -g -a claude-code; needs Node.js 20+, ffmpeg for video, Python 3 for sound. MIT licensed.
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