c'mon. you know you wanna.

Message to all of my AI haters: is this slop? I mocapped my hands playing this song that I wrote. I then built an AI skeleton for motion, timed out the lyrics and the music, and had one of my (yes AI) band members play it in studio on a guitar with the actual correct notes, capo, and fretting. Is this art? Or is this slop? If you want to see all the technical details, let me know. I can give them to you. It's actually quite interesting.

Well it looks like the new deck passed the lab inspection. #dogapproved

More Opus 5.5 amazement. To be clear I don't know After Effects and I hate Adobe. @ClaudeDevs Opus literally one-shot this. I think the best thing about content creators with 5.5 is that if you have a shelf of content, it can pull together things amazingly. Not going to drop the video link because X algo will take a dump on me, but I'm impressed.

That little dopamine hit when something you've created starts with a bang.

Building set pieces using @trymirage Tesseract and Madison. Madison is a free viewer for Tesseract I created that allows you to edit using your local agents, and it's free. 0.5.2 of Madison is out (thats free too) github.com/broadsidecode/mad…

This is my first experience with GPT-6 Sol actually being really lazy and dumb. FTR: Opus 5.5 fixed this in about 30 seconds. Very disappointing. @OpenAI wtf seriously?

Opus 5.5 and @higgsfield_ai literally 1 shotted this 30 sec short for my band. omg... bye bye After Effects. 🤘🤣

Opus 5.5 just apologized to me. I've never had Opus apologize, only Fable. #AGI

I have updates! Madison 0.5.0 (UI updates) - More room to watch and review your cut. github.com/broadsidecode/mad… - Playback and cut controls now sit beneath the video. - Timeline tools share one compact row, and the pop out control sits in the preview corner. - Clip details can fold away when you want more space for the picture. ***CapCut sync remains optional and experimental. Check picture and sound after importing a CapCut edit.

Madison Update: 0.2.0 github.com/broadsidecode/mad… Madison 0.2.0 Madison now includes limited, opt in editing for native Tesseract projects while keeping review only mode as the default. What is new Remove clips, trim clip edges, mute clips, adjust volume, and use undo or redo. Save edit drafts locally and apply approved changes into a new versioned .tsrct project. Madison preserves the selected original project. Preview approved source pictu re as a quick approximation. Final picture, audio, and effects still require a fresh render before delivery. Refresh the timeline in place while preserving the playhead, selection, zoom, scroll position, divider position, and unsent notes, including after a page reload. Open a custom Document Picture in Picture view with bright controls when the browser supports it, with an honest native fallback when it does not. Safety boundaries Editing is off by default and must be enabled explicitly. Madison writes a new project version instead of overwriting the selected project. The local server remains bound to IPv4 loopback, and this package contains no private footage, native production projects, credentials, or generated review bundles. Tesseract and FFmpeg remain separate installations with their own terms. Madison does not bundle their executables or vendor resources. Verification The release passed 69 local Python tests, JavaScript syntax validation, demo validation, a real Tesseract 0.1.0 synthetic edit and readback, browser interaction checks, and governed visual QA. GitHub Actions passed on Python 3.10 and 3.13 across Windows, macOS, and Ubuntu. One host specific symlink test remains skipped where the operating system does not permit that fixture. No user production project or CapCut copy was changed during verification.

I've got more updates planned for today. I'll keep this thread running.