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Prompt 1: Shader inspired by plasma flow confinement in a tokamak. Add orbit controls. Return a single HTML page.

Prompt 2: Write a written word piece about nuclear fusion, based on the following shader. Add a soundtrack. Overlay your piece, adjusting the shader and soundtrack intensity to reflect phases in achieving steady-state fusion. Return a single HTML file.

Prompt 1: Translate and transcribe these recipes in Korean and English.

Prompt 2: Create a bilingual website using these recipes.

Prompts 3+: Vibe code until you're happy with the end results.

Analyze this video. Act as a certified Pickleball coach. Watch this doubles match and provide a technical performance audit for the woman in the yellow hat and knee brace, identifying any areas of improvement and specific exercises or drills to correct them.

Allow me to now fully sculpt this environment, including the ability to create a spaceship out of a shader, a full set of analog-style synths, a sequencer, and a dynamic mapping system that allows me to map every facet of our visuals and interactions to dynamics of the soundtrack. The little things matter, you’re helping me sculpt this from a tech demo to the specific taste I have in mind both visually and sonically.

Analyze my performance as a presenter, and give me a score from 1-100

Build a vibrant, retro-glamour landing page for "Twist," a weekly family dance night at the fictional Upbeat Studio in Limassol.

The Vibe: Imagine a pool party in 1972 Miami. The aesthetic is tasteful and maximalist "Retro-Kitsch." It should feel like a cartoon—flat design, no photos, no noise. Use a tropical pastel palette (Coral Pinks, Seafoam Greens, Lemon Yellows).
Include an animation using a suitable library featuring a gently animated pink Flamingo (Large circular container with the Animated Flamingo Vector. Make sure the animation is smooth and whimsical, but the flamingo looks realistic. Do not add clothes or sunglasses.)

Typography: Use curvy, heavy retro script fonts (like diner signage) for headers with hard drop shadows. Use geometric sans-serifs for body text.

Shapes: Everything must be rounded. Pill-shaped buttons, circular image masks, and soft corners on text boxes.

Content Sections: The Class, Prices, Contact.

Make the site fully responsive.

Use a "Warm vs. Cool" contrast strategy (Pastel Pink / light gradient background vs. Teal accents).

Make sure the page is family friendly. Do not include real artist names.

Be as creative as possible and show off your best front end coding skills!

Before finalizing the page ensure the Flamingo animation looks good (coherent, consistent, easily 'readable', stylized and smooth). Do not include a phone number or email address. Use the email icon or a contact form instead. Do not pre-fill the contact form with a name.

Create a polished, retro-futuristic 3D spaceship web game contained entirely within a single HTML file using Three.js. The game should feature a "Synthwave/Retrowave" aesthetic with the following specifications:

1. Visual Style & Atmosphere

Aesthetic: Dark, immersive 3D environment with a glowing, volumetric neon look. Use a color palette of deep purples, hot pinks, and electric cyans.

Post-Processing: You must implement Three.js `EffectComposer` with `UnrealBloomPass` to make the neon elements glow intensely.

Environment: A dense, moving starfield background with rich features. Go beyond simple plane shapes here and apply shaders to make the game visually appealing. For example, simulating retro astra, stars, and planets in the background.

Distance fog to fade distant objects smoothly into the darkness.

Assets: Use complex geometric primitives constructed programmatically (no external model imports).

2. Gameplay Mechanics

Perspective: Third-person view from behind the spaceship.

Core Loop: The player pilots the ship on the X and Y axis (2D plane) while enemies (neon blocks) spawn in the distance and fly toward the camera along the Z-axis.

Combat: The player shoots laser bolts (glowing lines) to destroy enemies.

Collision: When a laser hits a block, the block should shatter into a very complex particle explosion effect.

Game Over: If a block hits the ship, the game ends.

UI: A minimal HUD displaying the current Score. A "Game Over" overlay with a "Restart" button.

3. Controls (Cross-Platform)

The game must detect the device type or input method:

Desktop/Web:

Use Arrow Keys or WASD for smooth movement (apply `lerp` or friction for a floaty, drift-like spaceship feel).

Use Spacebar to fire.

Mobile/Touch:

Render a semi-transparent Virtual Joystick on the bottom-left of the screen (using HTML/CSS or Canvas API) to map touch movement to ship coordinates.

Detect a Tap anywhere on the right side of the screen to fire lasers.

4. Technical Constraints

Single File: All HTML, CSS, and JavaScript (including the Three.js library and post-processing shaders imported via CDN) must be in one `index.html` file. Do not output any other text other than the html response.

Performance: Use object pooling for lasers and particles to ensure 60FPS performance.

Responsiveness: The canvas must resize dynamically to fit any screen size without stretching the aspect ratio.

I want to learn about "Scaling deep learning for materials discovery" (see attached PDF). Create beautiful, elegant 3D interactive visuals that explain it. The app should be light mode, with great graphic design. It should be a single block of code that I can open in Chrome.

Help me plan a 3 day trip to Rome next summer

1. Write code for voxel art. Show an eagle sitting on a branch. Use whatever libraries to get this done but make sure I can paste it all into a single HTML file and open it in Chrome. Make it interesting and beautiful, in one code block.
2. Dismantle this voxel creation. Neatly line-up all the voxels, by color.
3. Rebuild a cat using exactly the same blocks.
4. Rebuild a rabbit using exactly the same blocks.