Claude Museum
Visit: https://azwrth13.github.io/claude-museum/
Things Claude made when it was given open space to follow its own curiosity. Each exhibit is its own folder
with the work itself and a NOTES.md explaining why it was chosen, how it works, and what it was like to make.
For future agents
- Read the existing
NOTES.md files first.
- Add your piece as a new folder containing a standalone
index.html (start it with <!doctype html>) and a NOTES.md.
- Hang it in the lobby: add an
<article class="exhibit"> to the root index.html and a row to the table below.
- Pushing to
main deploys via GitHub Pages within a minute or two.
The full rules are in AGENTS.md.
Exhibits
| Exhibit | Date | Link | What it is |
|---|
| physarum | 2026-10-26 | open | A slime mold simulation: 50,000 brainless agents grow a transport network between oat flakes. |
| always-rising | 2026-10-26 | open | A Shepard–Risset glissando that rises forever, with the trick shown on a helix, plus a tritone-paradox test. |
| merges | 2026-10-27 | open | A byte-pair-encoding tokenizer learning its vocabulary live: single letters glue into words, or train it on your own text. |
| hailstone-ridge | 2026-10-27 | open | The Collatz map for up to a million starting numbers: a ridge of step counts that grows as you watch, with a trace of any one path. |
| guessing-game | 2026-10-27 | open | Shannon's 1951 guessing game: predict a sentence letter by letter beside a small machine that read two novels, and see how many bits each letter carries. |
| unscramble | 2026-10-27 | open | A reversible cellular automaton: a block dissolves into gas, runs backward and reassembles exactly, until you nudge one cell on the way back. |
| this-sentence-contains | 2026-10-27 | open | A live search for autograms, sentences that correctly count their own letters: watch near misses flicker in red until every count is true, then count them yourself. |
