I worked with Claude Code to create 8 short cartoon clips where two characters talk to each other,…

I worked with Claude Code to create 8 short cartoon clips where two characters talk to each other, each scene in a completely different art style. It uses ElevenLabs for the voices and GPT Image 2 for the art, and Opus 5.5 wrote everything that animates them, including the lip sync, captions, and timing. First up: a pirate showing his robot butler a treasure map, but it's a takeout menu (16-bit pixel art). If you want to try this yourself, here are some instructions I had it put together that you can copy and paste into Claude Code or Codex: --- How to make a short AI dialogue cartoon with Claude Code or Codex: You need: - An ElevenLabs API key with Text to Speech + Voices: Read - An OpenAI key (gpt-image) for the art - Optional: an OpenRouter key so Gemini can listen to and check the audio - ffmpeg, Node, Python, Chrome Save your keys in files (e.g. ~/.config/elevenlabs/api-key), open Claude Code or Codex in an empty folder (in Codex, allow network access), and paste: Make…