Create a pure javascript animation. 30s-60s stop motion paper craft style video with appropriate audio on the topic what is docker containers and how they work Entire video should be as high of a production value as possible. Please spend your time on this, it's very important. Use high quality text-to-speech model for generation. You can find open router API key in .env file You can use any tools you can find access to and resources on the internet. You create the script, the assets, the animation, concept, everything. work autonomously until done. Quality is paramount. Production value should be on professional level. One more thing: max OpenRouter spend is $6.99
Make it yours. Change "stop motion paper craft style" and the topic after "on the topic" ("what is docker containers and how they work"). The last line sets the OpenRouter cap.
Paper-craft explainer of Docker containers
A 57-second narrated stop-motion paper-craft explainer of what Docker containers are and how they work. It reuses the purpose-of-life collage prompt with a new style and topic: pure JavaScript, OpenRouter text-to-speech, and a $6.99 spend cap.
“Nope no tools just simply that prompt”
- Claude Code
- Claude Opus 5.5
- Plain JavaScript
- Text-to-speech via OpenRouter
- One-shot
- $6.99 API cap
You'll need
- An OpenRouter API key in a .env file
- A spend cap you are comfortable with (the prompt sets $6.99)
How it was made
Asked whether it was made in the CLI, the desktop app, or the web app, the creator answered "All using CLI". The OpenRouter key sat in a .env file. They say they used no other tools, just the prompt, and set the $6.99 as the budget. It follows the purpose-of-life collage prompt from r/ClaudeAI with the style, topic, and cap changed.
Capped at $6.99 of OpenRouter spend in the prompt; the actual spend isn't stated
Posted Sep 24, 2026 · r/claude on Reddit · 499 upvotes · 59 comments
Prompt from: Comment on the post, in a code block
Look notesby Reference
A cut-paper explainer with felt and card textures: a developer in round glasses at a desk, a smoking server tower, then paper shipping containers and image layers on a blueprint grid, ending on a paper whale carrying containers.
- Color
- Blueprint-blue grids and a cream desk set, with kraft brown, mustard, teal, brick red, and slate-gray paper pieces.
- Type
- Handwritten speech bubbles and sticky notes (It works on my machine!, deploy friday?, TODO write docs), stencil capitals for DOCKER and container labels (MY-APP, WEB), small dark terminal tags (python app.py, docker push, docker run my-app), and a serif title card (Docker Containers, build once · run anywhere).
- Framing
- 16:9 sets built like a shallow paper diorama: desk scenes with the character on the left and a laptop at center, and blueprint scenes with one object centered and a pencil at the edge.
- Structure
- The developer at his laptop saying It works on my machine!, a server tower tagged VERSION 3.12 → 3.8 and LIBRARY MISSING, DOCKER over a MY-APP container, a layered IMAGE stack, a FULL OS slab above a WEB container, three containers on a SHARED HOST KERNEL beside a striped house, image layers between a laptop and a REGISTRY cloud with a docker push tag, the developer with a question mark beside docker run my-app, then the Docker Containers title over a whale carrying containers on paper waves.
