What it is
Weatherglass is an interactive little scene posted by @LexnLin: a glass box holding mountains, woods, a waterfall, a lake and clouds. Press "Play the day" to set time moving and the weather changes along with it, all the way into night; you can also set the time and season, and turn on sound or full screen. The page gives you five tools, switched with keys 1 to 5: a hand for grabbing clouds or the sun, wind, cloud, fog, and a cloth for wiping the glass. On X, the author says Opus 5.5 built this tiny world in a glass box. There are no levels and no winning; the fun is watching weather play out inside one small box.
Who it's for: Anyone who likes finely made little scenes and wants a few minutes playing with weather and light.
Before you start: Opens straight in the browser with no sign-in, no payment and no ads. It's hosted on a Claude sharing page (an artifact), so the link stops working if the author deletes or unshares it. The page carries no author credit or license; attribution comes from @LexnLin's post on X. The interface is in English, and the first load takes a moment. Phone and touch support haven't been checked, and the page doesn't give an age rating.
Based on the work's page and the author's posts on X. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.