Claude Opus 5.5 Video List Publishes 475 Prompts

The Claude Opus 5.5 Video List repository has unveiled 475 prompt files designed to generate videos, accompanied by a data/videos.json index. Developers can utilize this collection by copying a prompt into Claude Code, the Claude app, or any agent running Opus 5.5, requesting a single HTML file, and examining the rendered page. The README highlights 100 entries, comprising 58 motion graphics, 16 explainers, 14 3D scenes, and 12 games or interactive projects.

An update, dated September 29, 2026, indicates that 86 videos were added, primarily in the motion-graphics and explainer categories. Each entry is linked to its creator's original post, and readers are directed to Skillry, where all 475 originals can be viewed alongside live remakes. The project details that every video was generated by instructing Claude Opus 5.5 to create animation as code, employing technologies such as HTML, Canvas, SVG, and Three.js.

Individual entries include more specific implementation labels, such as GLSL, WebGL, GSAP, CSS, Web Audio, particles, and playable interactions. However, some creators provided only parts of the prompt or descriptions of the result rather than the full prompt, leading to limitations in the corresponding files. The uneven nature of the inputs suggests that this collection is more likely a prompt-pattern archive than a benchmark for model performance.

The repository follows an MIT license, while the README separately states that each video and prompt belongs to its creator and encourages creators to request changes or removal through an issue. This leaves the scope of reuse less explicit, as developers can inspect and test the published inputs but the page does not clarify the relationship between the repository's license and the ownership of each underlying prompt and video.