vork by Voyager
An agent writes a scene as code, renders it on the GPU, looks at the result and revises the code. Source-available and free during the research preview.
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Read the full README ↗Turn one sheet of A4 or US Letter paper into an eight-page folded mini-book.
Use it: https://toontalk.github.io/tiny-book-press/
Each page has a heading, some words and a picture. A picture can be:
Type, or press the microphone and say, what picture or stamp you want.
My books keeps books in this browser and can save a book to a file and open it again (or drop a book file on the sheet). The example book is there too.
Download the sheet as a PDF, print it landscape at 100%, crease the dashed lines, cut the one solid line, and fold it into a book. "How to fold" in the app shows the steps.
API keys go straight from your browser to the company that made the AI. They are kept only until you close the page, unless you tick "Remember my keys in this browser". They are never saved in your book.
When the app runs as a claude.ai artifact it uses Claude on the viewer's own claude.ai account instead, and needs no key.
Everything is in index.html: no build step, no server. The only outside
resources are Google Fonts and jsPDF from cdnjs.
MIT, see LICENSE.