AI agents for creative: 17 real examples
Agentic Feats lists 17 sourced examples of AI agents doing creative work; 15 link the artifact; most common agent: Claude Code (7). Newest first.
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Agents used for creative
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| Agent | Feats | Shown | Newest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | 7 | 6 | |
| Grok Bot | 5 | 5 | |
| Claude in Chrome | 1 | 1 | |
| Codex | 1 | 1 | |
| Cursor | 1 | 1 | |
| Custom agent | 1 | 1 | |
| Hermes Agent | 1 | 0 | |
| Manus | 1 | 1 | |
| Other | 1 | 1 |
Three prompts produced a live interactive course website with modules, quizzes, and videos; the author also reports a 318-page ebook from further prompts.
Interactive course website from prompts
Manus AI built a full AI-business course from one prompt, deployed it as a live website, then added quizzes, games, and embedded videos.
A playable game with four minigames, persistent high scores, and no external dependencies was built in a couple of hours, with source code on GitHub.
Consulting jargon minigame collection
Alvin Leung used ChatGPT to refine a game concept, then Cursor Agent mode to generate a four-minigame Python tkinter game themed on consulting life.
Produced a five-track album plus EDM and rock songs with visualizations, all from one-shot prompts; a sampling attempt and getting English vocals were weaker.
Claude Code composes original music
Claude Code wrote Python from scratch to synthesize original songs, a rock track with vocals, matching music videos, and a five-track album with cover art.
The agent produced a complete 8D music video with seven locally rendered images timed to the lyric structure.
AI-made 8D music video
Hermes-Agent wrote lyrics, generated music, vocals and stems, made images from the lyrics, and added audio-reactive effects to produce a full music video.
The author designed, printed, and assembled a working four-servo arm in about 30 hours with almost no CAD experience, then added voice and vision control.
Robotic arm designed with Claude Code
Claude Code wrote the FreeCAD Python geometry for a 5-DOF servo arm, which later gained voice and camera control.
Claude Code produced a playable wave-based game with four enemy types; the creator reached wave 10 on camera and said it matched their vision.
Indie platformer from scratch
A content creator had Claude Code (Opus 4) build a 2D black-and-white platformer called Seek in HTML and JavaScript canvas, with no prior coding experience.
The robot navigated, scanned rooms, kept memory notes, and published a patrol field journal, but spent 15 minutes parking at the wrong door.
Claude drives a robot
Claude Code, run from a laptop, controlled a PiCar-X robot with a camera and distance sensor through terminal commands, using photos to navigate.
A 36-second video with multiple camera angles, a visual storyline, and subtitles, made in about five minutes.
36-second video from one image
The author used Grok Imagine's Agent Mode with a single image and a simple prompt to produce a short video with matching scenes and subtitles.
Three interaction prototypes were built and tried, an email promo animation was tuned live, and 20 starter-bot cards plus a tool-logo layout were populated.
Designing Grok Bot with Grok Bot
Grok Bot agents prototyped three ambient-access concepts, tuned a motion sequence on the real animation asset, and filled Figma onboarding cards from one component.
A working balloon camel simulator with multi-balloon twists and model export, published as the CamelKoons repo, though the look ended up off-target.
Balloon camel simulator
Claude Code built a Go physics simulator with a web frontend that streams balloon-camel geometry, with Claude in Chrome looping on screenshots and camera control.
The author got a playable Mars simulator game for their nephew, built from simple prompts, with a video shown.
Mars simulator game for nephew
Grok Build wrote, tested, and iterated on a Mars simulator game from simple prompts, fixing bugs along the way.
The author spent only a few minutes of hands-on time; the Bot handled image selection, transitions, lyric effects and motion, and the YouTube upload.
Music video from song and references
Grok Bot made a music video from a song, lyrics, analysis data, existing images and a reference YouTube video, then uploaded it to YouTube.
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The orchestrator produced a complete video with clips, music, and effects, shown in a linked video.
Agent-orchestrated AI video
The author's custom agent dimul used Grok through the CLI as an orchestrator, generating clips with Imagine and assembling them into a finished video.
It produced all the pages, animated them, and made explainer videos; the author shows the output in an attached video.
Voice-built UI for finance desk
Grok Bot designed the UI/UX for the author's agentic financial desk from voice instructions, using design references it researched.
Codex built a full EDM track and a piano duet from scratch in minutes in Ableton, shown in two demo videos with the prompts listed.
Ableton Live MCP for Codex
The author built an MCP server so Codex can control Ableton Live, including running Python inside Live.
Five mp3 songs were published, including a twelve-song album concept and a five-movement symphony, with MIDI and lyrics in public repos.
Songs composed with Claude Code
Claude Code wrote music for multiple tracks and lyrics, plus custom tooling that connects to the Bitwig DAW, producing five finished songs.
It produced a report with BPM (~91), 4/4 meter, B major key, 50 onsets, a four-section timeline, and a stem list.
Audio analysis skill for Claude
Claude Code loaded a Gemini-written Loooom skill, installed its own audio libraries, and analyzed a 37-second piano recording of Espresso.
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