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And son and I'm Sherry. We're moving A-Team from Stanford with a simple mission to create AI that can build real time interactive content. Think simulations and games. The world we live in is interactive and in real time. And be able to spin up your alternate reality gives you a new canvas to express yourself. Making that possible requires a combination of things. Generation models, computer vision, graphics, reinforcement learning. More concretely, who lacks inner workings are similar to claw code, but multimodal code encodes reproducible logic and governs the rules of the world, while also orchestrating multimodal talks to iterate based on visual spatial feedback. Our reasoning models doesn't just reason about what to do, but which agents to do it and in what representation. Let's say I tell Moon Lake I want to create a medieval town with the market for my RPG game. First the terrain with Stony grassy grounds is built. A person in a medieval work outfit is generated. The agent then decides that he is a food supplier. The fruit supplier needs fruits and a way to transport them, so 3 wheelbarrows appear. He then needs a destination, so a stall asset is made with empty baskets awaiting goods, but a stall needs a keeper. A fruit salary steps forward and waves her hand as the market comes alive. We now add a mysterious main character into the medieval world. Our character has been given keyboard movement and animations, so let's explore the scene. You're watching our reasoning models act like teammates. This all comes together into a cohesive experience. We see the agent has added a stall here. Maybe we can create a nice carnival game. Let's make this carnival game playable. The level design agents set up a stall with cups to avatar. Agent introduces a woman hosting the carnivore. The mechanics agent implements a gun mechanism to shoots the cup down. Wanted to feel that black and white or comic book style You can actually reskin this experience in a completely different art style. We hope you've enjoyed this glimpse into what's possible, but the real magic begins when it's in your hands. And if you share our excitement for what you're building, you'd love to hear from you.