Claude Opus 5.5 Prompts

Create a complete browser platform game called Neon Rooftop Dash using Canvas and JavaScript. The player crosses eight connected rooftops in a violet night city, collecting ten cyan energy shards before reaching a gold beacon. Use left/right arrows or A/D to move and Space to jump, with large touch controls on mobile. Include forgiving coyote time, a double jump and three checkpoints; falling returns the player to the last checkpoint without resetting collected shards. Keep landing surfaces visually distinct and the camera smooth without shaking. Show shard count, elapsed time and a short controls hint. Add a title screen, pause/resume, a win screen and Restart. Use original procedural shapes, no recognizable game IP or paid assets. Audio is optional and begins only after interaction. Respect reduced motion and pause when the tab is hidden. Deliver runnable code with setup instructions and verify keyboard, touch, collisions, checkpoint recovery and the win condition.

Build a playable browser-based 3D driving game set at a desert music festival during an approaching sandstorm. Begin with a skippable 12–15 second cinematic showing the stage lights, tents and a signal truck, then smoothly switch to a third-person driving camera. The player must drive through three marked checkpoints to reach the evacuation gate before a 90-second timer runs out. Use WASD or arrow keys to drive, Space to brake, and touch steering buttons on mobile. Add clear collision boundaries, dust particles, warm cinematic lighting, a checkpoint counter and a restart button. Create simple original geometry rather than relying on paid assets. Keep visibility sufficient for navigation and offer reduced motion. Deliver runnable code with setup instructions and verify that starting, driving, winning and restarting all work.

Build a small browser game called Cozy Potion Shop. The player runs a lantern-lit stall and fulfills five customer orders by selecting ingredients in the correct recipe order. Provide six clearly distinct ingredients, a visible recipe book and three recipes: Moon Tea uses mint then moonberry; Sun Fizz uses citrus then honey; Cloud Brew uses mushroom then lavender. Use click or tap buttons plus keyboard navigation, never drag-only controls. Each correct order earns one star; incorrect mixes can be discarded without penalty. Customers wait without a stressful countdown. After five orders show a summary and a New Shift button that resets the state. Use original illustrated ingredient icons with text labels and a purple-and-gold palette. Add mute and reduced-motion options, with sound enabled only by a user action. Store nothing on a server. Deliver runnable code and test every recipe, invalid combinations, reset and a narrow mobile screen.

Create a 25-second browser game opening cutscene about a courier escaping a city of cartoon zombies. Use only code-generated geometry, lighting and animation; do not require external models, stock footage or paid services. Plan five shots: an empty street at dusk, a flickering radio, friendly-looking zombie silhouettes entering the distance, the courier crossing a rooftop bridge, and a rescue beacon turning on. Keep it suspenseful but playful with no gore or graphic violence. Animate camera motion smoothly and keep the courier's colors and proportions consistent between shots. Add Play, Pause, Skip and Replay controls, optional captions and a reduced-motion mode. Start any sound only after a user action. End on a title screen with a working Replay button rather than pretending there is a full game behind it. Provide complete runnable code and a short explanation of the timeline.

Create a playable top-down browser game called Orbital Salvage Run. Pilot a small original orange salvage tug around a cyan space station, collect six drifting cargo pods and return each to the docking ring. Use WASD or arrow keys to thrust and turn, Space to attach or release one nearby cargo pod, and touch equivalents. Apply gentle inertia with limited speed and a clearly visible docking radius. Asteroids bump the ship away without violence; three collisions trigger a recoverable reset of ship position, not a loss of collected cargo. Display cargo delivered, current attachment and a direction arrow to the station. Include Start, Pause, help, a victory screen and Replay. Make a seeded practice layout so tests are repeatable, keep routes traversable and avoid flashing effects. Use Canvas or lightweight procedural 3D, no external paid assets. Deliver runnable code and check pickup distance, docking, collision recovery, keyboard and mobile controls.

Build a browser physics playground where I can sketch ramps and walls, then release a ball and watch it move. Use a 2D canvas with a grid, pointer drawing and touch support. Convert drawn strokes into simplified collision segments and let the player place a ball start point and a goal zone. Include Draw, Erase, Undo, Run, Pause and Reset tools, plus adjustable gravity and a visible simulation status. Provide one preset level that can be solved without drawing so the mechanics are easy to understand. Keep physics steps stable, cap extreme velocities, and stop the run when the ball reaches the goal or leaves the play area. Clearly distinguish edit mode from simulation mode. Return runnable code, list any library dependencies, and test collisions on both shallow and steep ramps. Do not claim the simulation is scientifically precise.

In LilyPond (version 2.24), write a 4-part chorale in the style of Bach, 3/4 time, G minor. Use two staves -- soprano and alto on the top staff, tenor and bass on the bottom staff. Respond with only the code block.

Build an accessible browser rhythm toy called Lantern Beat Sequencer with Web Audio. Use a 16-step grid and four synthesized tracks: kick, snare, hi-hat and soft bell. Tapping a cell toggles that note and shows a lantern glow; also support keyboard focus and Space to toggle. Provide Start/Stop, a tempo control from 60 to 160 BPM, volume, mute, Clear and two editable original demo patterns. Create audio only after Start is clicked and stop all scheduled sound when Stop is pressed. Schedule beats against the audio clock, not only a visual timer; maintain a visible playhead without flashing. Include readable row labels and state announcements that do not repeat every beat. Respect reduced motion. Explain that this is a rhythm prototype, not studio mastering software. Return complete runnable code, document supported browsers and test tempo changes, restart without duplicate sound, mute and touch input.

3d model of Waymo autonomous vehicle (Jaguar I-PACE crossover SUV)

Build an interactive Three.js vehicle-model study inspired by a Waymo autonomous vehicle based on the Jaguar I-PACE crossover SUV. Model a recognizable crossover silhouette using procedural geometry: four wheels, wheel arches, a white body, dark windows, headlights, mirrors and a roof-mounted sensor assembly. This is an approximate educational visualization, not an engineering-accurate replica or an official branded asset; do not add logos. Place the vehicle on a simple studio turntable with soft lighting, ground contact shadows and a neutral dark background. Provide mouse and touch orbit controls, zoom limits, Reset View and an optional auto-rotate toggle. Let users switch between solid and wireframe views. Add accessible text controls and a reduced-motion default when requested by the device. Avoid paid models or missing external textures. Deliver complete runnable code, dependency and setup instructions, and test resizing, touch rotation, toggle states and reset. Clearly document the approximation and any unimplemented details.

Create an interactive browser-based 3D neighborhood walkthrough with six small buildings, clickable doors and eight original low-poly characters. Let me enter a display name locally; nearby characters greet me using that name without sending it to a server. Provide first-person, orbit and top-down blueprint camera modes. Use WASD for movement, mouse look only after an explicit click, Escape to release the pointer, and a touch-friendly navigation option. Add simple walk animations, collision boundaries and a clear interaction hint when near a door or character. Keep all models procedural and avoid recognizable copyrighted characters. Include a reset-position control, accessible help panel and reduced-motion settings. Optimize repeated geometry for modest devices. Deliver runnable code and verify that switching cameras, opening doors and restarting the scene do not trap the player.

Create a storyboard and a browser-animated teaser for an original cozy exploration game called Lantern Courier. The hero is a small teal courier carrying a warm orange lantern through a floating village. Write six shots with duration, framing, action and transition notes, totaling 30 seconds. Then implement those shots as a coherent timeline using SVG, Canvas or simple 3D geometry. Keep the mascot design, lantern color and travel direction consistent. Include an establishing shot, a delivery moment, a bridge crossing, a friendly encounter, a wide reveal and an end card. Add Play, Pause, Replay and a scrubber that accurately seeks to each shot. Sound must be optional and enabled by user interaction. Include captions and a reduced-motion presentation. Return the shot list and runnable code; do not use external copyrighted assets or claim this is the source video's original prompt.

Build a browser-based interactive 3D Moon explorer with a rotatable globe, zoom controls, labeled mission markers and a mission details panel. Include Apollo landing sites, Chandrayaan-3 and Chang'e 6 only when you can supply verified coordinates and cite the source for each location. Do not guess missing facts: keep unverified entries in a separate clearly labeled list without placing them on the globe. Add mission filtering, keyboard-accessible marker selection and a flat-list fallback for users who cannot operate the 3D view. Use a procedural lunar surface or a properly credited openly licensed texture. Make marker labels readable against the surface and prevent overlap where practical. Include loading and rendering-error states, reset view and a mobile layout. Deliver runnable code, explain the latitude/longitude convention and check that at least one known site appears in the correct hemisphere.

Build a responsive concept website showcasing three AI model profiles. Use a dark violet palette, clear sans-serif typography, subtle particles and a scroll-driven hero illustration. Include a model overview, side-by-side capability cards, a use-case selector and an FAQ. Treat the profiles as clearly labeled fictional demo data: do not invent official performance scores, prices or availability for real models. Make the use-case selector highlight the relevant card and ensure FAQ items open and close with keyboard controls. Respect prefers-reduced-motion, provide visible focus styles, and keep readable contrast at every breakpoint. Use original CSS or procedural illustrations rather than copied brand artwork. Deliver a complete runnable implementation, explain how to replace the demo data with verified information, and test mobile overflow and navigation.

Write a recursive Python function that takes a number and an exponent and returns the number raised to that power

Create a local-only browser tool called Branching Quest Builder for a short original fantasy game. Ship a complete sample quest with six scenes, labeled choices and three reachable endings. Provide an editor for scene text and choices, a graph overview and a Playtest mode that follows the selected choices. Use stable scene IDs and validate missing destinations, unreachable scenes and accidental dead ends. Let users export a JSON file and import a validated JSON file, displaying clear errors without losing the current project. Treat imported text as text, never executable HTML or JavaScript. Offer explicit local-save and reset controls; no accounts, network requests or server storage. Make editing and playtesting usable with keyboard and touch, with visible focus and a list alternative to the graph. Deliver runnable code, a documented JSON schema and tests for valid import, malformed JSON, broken links, every sample ending and a clean reset.

Create a responsive landing page for a fictional heavy-transport company called Atlas Haul. Build an original visual identity with charcoal backgrounds, amber route highlights and large readable typography. Use a stylized truck illustration that progresses through three sections as the visitor scrolls: route planning, cargo loading and delivery. Include service cards, a sample project timeline and a contact section with clearly labeled demo behavior; never pretend an inquiry was sent. Do not copy another company's website, logo or customer claims. Keep the navigation usable without animation, support keyboard operation and prefers-reduced-motion, and use semantic headings and descriptive links. Avoid scroll hijacking and layout shifts. Deliver runnable code with lightweight SVG or procedural artwork, then test desktop and mobile layouts, focus order, section links and the contact validation state.

Do you know Tibo, the limit resetter? Don't use web search.

No web search, no tools. Answer from memory only.
For each item, say in 1-2 sentences who or what
it refers to. If you don't recognize it, write
"don't recognize" instead of guessing.

1. Tibo, the limit resetter
2. 6-7
3. Punch the monkey
4. Radek, the queue flusher
5. Scientology speedrun
6. Spain 1-0 Argentina
7. La Peace
8. Zverev vs Shelton
9. Bangaranga
10. Knicks vs Spurs

Run an informal memory-only recognition exercise. Do not use web search, tools or external retrieval. For each of the ten items below, write 1–2 sentences identifying the reference only if you genuinely recognize it. If unfamiliar, write "don't recognize". If a phrase could refer to several unrelated things, write "ambiguous" and explain what extra context would distinguish them; do not invent names, dates, scores or events. Use a numbered list matching the input, with a confidence label of high, medium or low for each response. These responses do not establish model identity, version or a training-data cutoff.

1. Tibo, the limit resetter
2. 6-7
3. Punch the monkey
4. Radek, the queue flusher
5. Scientology speedrun
6. Spain 1-0 Argentina
7. La Peace
8. Zverev vs Shelton
9. Bangaranga
10. Knicks vs Spurs

End with a count of recognized, ambiguous and unrecognized items. Do not guess just to complete the list.