pear.no went viral as "the coolest website on the internet." Riding along with every repost was the same confident verdict: "Claude Code can't do this."
Except Pear had already posted their own build notes: GPT Image 2 for stills, Seedance 2 for motion, and Fable 5 running inside Claude Code — with the specific detail that no Figma file was ever opened. Nobody checked before hitting repost.
| The claim | This repo |
|---|---|
| "Claude Code can't do this" | You're scrolling through it right now |
| "No Figma file exists" | Still doesn't |
| Cinematic, scroll-driven WebGL | Preserved — plus a rebuilt loading / frame-delivery pipeline for a smoother scroll |
Same shape as Pear's own pipeline: an image model paints the stills, a video model sets them in motion, and Claude Code assembles and ships the site — no handoff to a design tool in the middle.
Arguing with a screenshot is a losing move — a repost doesn't carry a burden of proof. Rebuilding the thing does. So here it is, loading in a browser, no design file required.
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