AI Inspiration WorldAdded Nov 4, 2026
teardown
A Skill that lets Claude Code turn any machine into a 3D simulator web page you can take apart, with 3 examples.
- Ecosystem
- Claude
- Skill category
- Media
- Creator / organization
- elvarofficial
What it is
teardown is a Claude Code Skill by GitHub user elvarofficial. You ask how something works and Claude builds it as one offline HTML page: the machine runs in the middle, the panels around it read real numbers, a button opens the part doing the work, and when nobody touches it the page tours itself. The repository ships 3 complete example machines: a V8 engine, a Cessna aircraft and a walking strandbeest. The author says it is built on whaleyxbt/claude-motion, where the runtime, frame capture, sound engine and review rules come from.
Highlights:
- Turns a machine into a 3D simulator page you can take apart
- The page is a single offline HTML file
- Ships 3 complete example machines
- Can record a 60 fps mp4 when you want a video
How to use:
- First, run `npx skills add elvarofficial/teardown -g -a claude-code`.
- Then, once, in the installed folder, run `npm install && npx playwright install chromium`.
- Finally, tell Claude Code in plain words which machine you want to take apart.
Who it's for:
People who want to explain how a machine works in 3D, or who like making interactive demos.
Before you start:
- You need Claude Code and Node.js 20 or later, plus ffmpeg for video and Python 3 for sound.
- Installation downloads Chromium, and costs depend on your Claude Code use.
- License: MIT, with CC0 sound samples.
Based on the project's public documentation. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.