None of these nine are wired to Mosaic's database, auth or email — on purpose. Each one started as a single sentence to Claude: a map you can drag, text that shimmers, lights that twinkle. The point isn't any one trick — it's the range of things "describe it to Claude" can build.
Mouse light-painting — the original Light Lab trick, still here.
move your mouse inside the box
A draggable, zoomable map with clickable pins.
drag to pan · click a pin
A light sweep gliding across a headline, pure CSS.
Make it shine.
hover to speed it up
A still scene that reacts like light is hitting it.
move your mouse across it
A string of bulbs that twinkle, brighter near your cursor.
move your mouse along the string
A ticking chart line, like a tiny stock dashboard.
updates on its own
Click anywhere and a shower of sparks explodes outward.
click inside the box
A grid of colored glass, randomized with every click.
click to regenerate
Not just visuals — Claude can build interactive state too.
drag a chip to reorder (desktop)
Every demo on this page — the map, the lights, the shimmer, all nine — started as one sentence to Claude: describe what you want, let Plan mode write the approach, Manual mode build it, then check the result. None of it touches a server. That's the same habit the Working with Claude section walks through.