A 41-second Anatomy explainer: build caching shown as a pin-tumbler lock
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nicekate made a 41-second clip about Anatomy, an open-source agent skill. It opens on a boxes-and-arrows flowchart (input → cache key → skip build), then rebuilds the same idea as a pin-tumbler lock. She pitches it for tech explainers, teaching demos and showing how a product works inside. The post doesn't cover the edit, so the recording and editing steps below are our reconstruction.
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Tags:#Animation#Claude Code#AI agents#WebGL#Editing
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