Space Travel
A five-minute real-time demo in the tradition of the Amiga and PC demos: fifteen procedural space scenes cut to a tracker tune. No textures, models or samples on disk: even the music is synthesized in memory.
bytejuggler Lab
Coding experiments with AI
Projects where I set the idea, the design and the quality bar, and an AI (Claude) writes the code. Each experiment comes with explanations of how it works, so nothing stays a black box.
How the Lab works
Human direction, AI code
Direction & design
I choose the idea, the references and the look, and decide what "done" means.
Code
Claude writes the code. I run it, review it and ask for changes until it matches what I had in mind.
Explain
Every experiment ships with material that takes it apart: interactive explainers, art books, notes.
Label
Everything here is marked Made by AI, so you always know how it was built.
Experiments
What's in the Lab
Fifteen scenes, one journey
01Intro 
02Parallax stars 
03Nebula pillars 
04Warp 
05Giant star 
06Asteroid chase 
07Ringed giant 
08Canyon run 
09Fleet jump-in 
10Dreadnought 
11Supernova 
12Wormhole 
13Galaxy 
14Black hole 
15End credits
1 prompt
3 AIsClaude · Gemini · ChatGPT
3 AIsClaude · Gemini · ChatGPT
One prompt, three AIs
Where Space Travel started: the same demoscene prompt given to Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT. Three demos with videos, source code and my notes on working with each model.
Java effects, reborn in HTML5
My 1998–2006 Java applets (starfield, water, plasma blobs, electric field) ported line by line to Canvas by AI, quirks included. Interactive, right in the page.