Describe it. Claude writes it.

Scenes are small GPU shaders plus a list of settings. You don't need to know what that means: the free Phosphor skill teaches Claude the format, so you just say what you want to see.

Try one. These are built-in scenes, each with a sentence that describes it.

Every setting becomes a control.

Give your scene settings, like colors, speed or how many llamas. Each one shows up as a slider, color picker or switch, so you and everyone who downloads it can make it their own.

Try the Lava Lamp's settings →

Share it with everyone on Steam.

  1. Import it. Open the scene file, or paste what Claude wrote, into AFK Screensaver. Or press Remix on any scene in your library to start from it.
  2. Publish it. One click sends it to the Steam Workshop. The app picks a preview picture, or you pause on the moment you like.
  3. Everyone gets it. Players subscribe, and it lands in their playlist.

The Phosphor skill for Claude and the web previewer arrive here at launch.

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