P(doom) -> P(boom) with a 'flash model'
GDP @bookwormengr · x · 2026-09-24 · ★★ · archived
Non-Claude answer song: Suno + MiniMax H3 via fal, about $20.
Summary
Says a 'flash model' in a 'DSH harness' did everything end to end; the model is not named.
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P(doom) -> P(boom)
If you loved p(doom) song, please checkout this "P(doom) -> P(boom)" song composed with a flash model.
It did all the work end to end, just had to give the API keys.
Just gave is the task and waited for 30-40 min. I was impressed!
Biggest discovery:
No complex workflow tools needed. Just the basic harness is all you need. Just give it the keys and go for dinner.
Toolkit:
1.) DSH harness, research, song, planning, driving 2.) @suno for the song audio (accessed by the agent directly) 3.) @fal for @MiniMax_AI H3 (accessed by the agent directly) @VoidAsuka
Cost:
20$
OPUS 5.5 is OG of this field and I would use it anytime for mission critical (as always with Ant and OAI models). But, other models do have this innate ability.
Opus also shines in emotional intelligence, you can feel that - that is definitely helpful for arts projects.
Next step:
Running complete code based approach. Though I guess the result may be less appealing than this one.
Quoting @donaldjewkes: I made this with one prompt using Opus 5.5
I spoke to my computer for 5mins, claude worked for 12 hours, and I woke up to this
full prompt:
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