Claude renders an animation of Jev sorting 3,412 leads in 15.7 seconds
Rendered frame by frame via seek(t) across 1,440 frames, the ring chart shows 20,472 answers from 3,412 dots times 6 yes/no questions, cards compare the cost and time of 4 bots plus Jev, and Claude scores its own 12 tiles to fix the 3 worst.
CLAUDE ANIMATED JEV SORTING 3,412 LEADS IN 15.7 SECONDS - 1,440 FRAMES, 1 HTML FILE, 0 FROM A VIDEO MODEL a studio bills about $1,000 for 24 seconds like this - here a fix is 1 line and a re-render post → 6 numbers → seek(t) → 1,440 frames → 12 tiles → 3 fixes → back to the post Claude did not make this video, it wrote it the first 5 minutes are yours: 4 bots, 1 Jev, and the 6 numbers the ring has to prove Claude writes one function, seek(t), that paints the exact frame for any second you ask for a browser calls it 60 times a second for 24 seconds, and ffmpeg glues 1,440 shots into 1 MP4 the ring is the data - 3,412 dots, 6 yes/no questions each, 20,472 answers at 1,304 a second the cards are the math - 4 bots and Jev bill $2.87, and 6 hours against 16 seconds is 1,350× but the first render is only 70% good - a title in the middle, a soft glow, a slow fade so Claude prints 1 frame every 2 seconds, scores its own 12 tiles, and fixes the 3 worst every clip needs a critic before it needs a better prompt - remove the sheet and the 70% one ships 3,412 leads → 214 buyers → 38 replies → 7 calls - a dry run, it proves the math, not the bots check the article below, it is the 10-step studio that built this clip ↓
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