把这本书做成一个芯片简史的视频，用于帮大家理解串联这本书的内容，做一些规划和研究，完成配乐。要做得有taste，符合这本书和芯片行业的风格。
Make it yours. Give it your own book or long document, and change "芯片简史" (a brief history of chips) and "芯片行业" (the chip industry) to your subject. The last sentence asks for taste that fits the book and its field.
History of the chip, from Edison to EUV
A 14-minute Chinese-language documentary that turns the book 《芯片简史》 (A Brief History of Chips) into a narrated story from Edison's filament to EUV lithography. One sentence plus the book made it in a single pass, with edge-tts narration.
- Claude Opus 5.5
- edge-tts
- One-shot
- 20% of a Max 5-hour window
You'll need
- The book or long document the video should cover, where the agent can read it
- edge-tts, for the same narration voices
How it was made
The prompt says "这本书" (this book), so the book was given to the agent; the post quotes the creator's earlier recommendation of 《芯片简史》. Narration uses edge-tts, an open-source Python library for the voices behind Microsoft Edge's read-aloud feature. Asked which audio was used, the creator said it was Opus 5.5's own choice and they hadn't specified one. They call it a single pass with no tuning. The app or harness isn't named beyond the Claude Max plan.
About 20% of a 5-hour window on Claude Max, according to the creator's replies.
Posted Sep 27, 2026 · X · 1.1k likes · 135k views · 53 comments
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Look notesby Reference
A dark, quiet documentary of thin gold and white line diagrams on near-black, such as a transistor profile, a chip floor plan, an optical grid and a lithography lens, with large faint Chinese words for each theme and the year in the corner.
- Color
- Near-black with a warm amber vignette, hairline gold and off-white linework, and one glowing gold light in the lithography scene.
- Type
- Thin Chinese serif for theme words (质疑 冷落 封杀, 建构), a gold chapter label in the top left ("芯片简史 — 02 创造性失败"), the year set large in the top right over a "否决档案" count out of 21, and white Chinese subtitles centered at the bottom.
- Framing
- Mostly empty black around one centered line drawing, with the chapter and the year in the top corners and a thin gold progress line along the bottom edge.
- Sound
- Narration with edge-tts voices, according to the creator.
- Structure
- Numbered chapters keyed to years, not strictly in order: after the Second World War (1947), a mesa transistor that fails at a tap of a pencil (1959), 1960, a chip floor plan (1971), an optical grid (1969), 1979, and a lithography lens with TSMC's 林本坚 (2002), ending on an epilogue (尾声).
