April Zhu's Colorfigures skill turns a single sentence into a working, hand-inked machine
A Claude Code skill called Colorfigures takes a plain description of an everyday object and generates a hand-inked, isometric HTML figure you can rotate all the way around, switch to see-through to reveal its working parts, and actually operate. A kettle boils and clicks itself off; a gumball machine takes a coin and turns its crank. No code is written by hand, and each figure takes roughly 15 to 30 minutes and 200,000 to 400,000 tokens.
Every figure turns all the way round: drag it. See-through shows the real machine at work inside, and Labels name each part, lighting up while it runs.