Kākāpō Party created a pixel-art animation and 15s video for a WeAreDevelopers World Congress North America keynote by using Claude (via HTML generation) and then running Claude Code with Playwright to record the result. The video length was set to 15s by prompting the local Claude Code session accordingly. The keynote final slide can now embed the recorded video instead of relying on the interactive HTML page.
The Workshop app launched to manage the skills AI coding agents read from a repo as books on a shelf. It costs $79 until Oct 31, 2026 (11:59 pm Pacific). Users can switch skills on/off, run them only when asked, rewrite them with Claude Code, and add new skills from the web after a safety check.
The article presents an end-to-end multimodal augmentation and robustness workflow using AugLy for images, text, and audio, with deterministic synthetic datasets and metadata tracking wired into PyTorch pipelines. It generates the audio dataset at a sample rate of 16000 Hz. As a result, the workflow supports measuring robustness under image distortion and text adversarial perturbations (including Unicode obfuscation and adversarial training) while keeping experiments reproducible.
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