Anatomy Turns Claude Into Interactive Machine Builder

Anatomy points toward a more compelling future for AI-generated interfaces: explanations that behave like the systems they describe. The impressive part is not just visual detail, but the skill’s insistence on modeling parts, motion, depth, and verification together.

• –Generates standalone HTML, SVG, React, and Next.js outputs from natural-language prompts
• –Supports interactive assemblies, WebGL fire and fluid effects, and beta true-3D figures
• –Uses geometry audits to catch collisions, unsupported connections, depth-order errors, and broken linework
• –Ships with examples ranging from technical diagrams to rocket engines and dense mechanical systems
• –The tradeoff is time and performance: complex figures can take hours to refine, while dense 3D scenes may run near 20 fps