I suspect your picscript language is an entirely unnecessary abstraction and the prompt (ie the model) is doing all the work.

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badsectoracula an hour ago | parent [-]

How so? Judging from the examples the model does seem to take advantage of the language (creates and uses reusable elements) and AFAICT the language itself compiles down to "real" Sierra PIC commands so in theory it can be used with a Sierra PIC viewer/engine.

	▲	nonethewiser 3 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Yeah compiling to Sierra PIC is a unique advantage over asking the model for an image. But the claim im attacking is different. The claim in attacking is that you cant just tell it to produce images like this directly. >As a result you end up sidestepping a lot of the problems with larger generative models, which can have issues with grid alignment, palette choices, and high-frequency noise. All of these can be avoided with simple prompts and don’t require all this ceremony. https://claude.ai/share/78cd63c8-ffdd-4569-8de2-ac8ab5c5cfe0