Opus invented it, and wrote the player, and the songs.

My prompts were:

> I want you to write some computer game music for me. First design simple text based format for the music and build an artifact that can play it out loud - include some example tracks in that artifact

> I am looking for music of the quality of the original secret of Monkey Island

And then later:

> Modify scrimshaw jukebox to add a copy-paste prompt that explains the music format, it should be shown at the bottom of the page below the readable instructions, the prompt should be designed to help any LLM tool compose music in the correct format. It should have a copy to clipboard button.

https://claude.ai/share/1f721c20-2499-4d23-b368-3ab57146d956 and then https://claude.ai/code/session_01R3xuRtjVHqHo1GNbget6Tu

I pasted in a concept image (created by ChatGPT images here https://chatgpt.com/share/6ac16336-c288-83e8-9f28-084d184363...) and prompted:

> Use your blender local skill to create a blender model of this faverge egg

The blender local skill is this one: https://github.com/simonw/gpt-6-astra-blender-pelican-bicycl... - which I described here: https://til.simonwillison.net/llms/blender-coding-agents-mac...

SVG is hard.

That's a bit extreme.

I think the music from the original is art, and I have enormous respect for it - I can still hum some of those tunes out loud thirty years later.

The "music" in my demo helps show that text-based LLMs can do a passable job of composing simple 90s-era imitations of computer game music. That's interesting, because most people don't like not expect a text LLM to be able to do that.

Source code is linked from the video! Scan the QR code. I will try to /resume tonight and give you some prompts.

I'm going to truncate a lot of this. But here is the root prompt that will get you a video.

  Make a youtube poop video about having too many tabs that keep appearing faster than you can close them. Style it after the "too many cooks" viral youtube video that seemed to repeat over and over, getting worse and worse every time. You have ffmpeg and a plethora of programming languages at your disposal. Go completely nuts and make it as extensive and creative as you want. Render should be 1920x1080, and later 4k if you did a good job.

Workshopping the acts:

  The play has a font issue. See screenshot.

  [Image #1]

  Also, can you change the thing that happens at the start of episode one the cursor clicking the one tab and it becomes two. Then it clicks another tab and it becomes four. Is that a breaking change? You can change the speed of the actions to fit it in if needed.

  The last screen just before "The End", the cursor clicks on the browser window instead of the tab close button. Can you make it click on the tab itself? Here is a screenshot of where it clicks [Image #3]

  Also, on the intro screen, the cursor clicks the tab and new tabs open, can you have it click the links in the page instead. See screenshot[Image #4].

  You can keep the exact same timing for both of these.

... is a link to the source code.