What is this?
The complete source code of an unofficial fan PV (music video) for Mili's song 'world.execute(me);', where every frame is generated by code as a function of song time. The left half shows a DeepSeek Harness (dsh) chat window, the right half a TUI visualization of the model's world.
The complete source code of an unofficial fan PV (music video) for Mili's song 'world.execute(me);', where every frame is generated by code as a function of song time. The left half shows a DeepSeek Harness (dsh) chat window, the right half a TUI visualization of the model's world.Does the repo include the finished video, or just the code that renders it?Just the code — the repo is the full build pipeline, not the film. Given your own copy of the song, it outputs out/film.mp4 at 1280×720, a lossless master at out/filmmaster.mp4, and out/film4k.mp4 if you add --4k.
Just the code — the repo is the full build pipeline, not the film. Given your own copy of the song, it outputs out/film.mp4 at 1280×720, a lossless master at out/filmmaster.mp4, and out/film4k.mp4 if you add --4k.How do I render the full film myself?Install the Python 3.12+ requirements (pip install -r requirements.txt), plus Node 20+ and ffmpeg on PATH, then run python build.py all. Each step can also be run individually, e.g. lyrics or check.
Install the Python 3.12+ requirements (pip install -r requirements.txt), plus Node 20+ and ffmpeg on PATH, then run python build.py all. Each step can also be run individually, e.g. lyrics or check.What do I need to provide that isn't in the repo?The song audio: you place your own copy at input/song.mp3 (build.py check verifies it by sha256). Lyrics are downloaded from LRCLIB at build time, Windows fonts like Consolas can be swapped on other systems (docs/FONTS.md), and the original dancer is replaced by a code-drawn whale-girl placeholder.
The song audio: you place your own copy at input/song.mp3 (build.py check verifies it by sha256). Lyrics are downloaded from LRCLIB at build time, Windows fonts like Consolas can be swapped on other systems (docs/FONTS.md), and the original dancer is replaced by a code-drawn whale-girl placeholder.Will my render look exactly like the published video?Close but not pixel-identical: the dancer is a placeholder, checkpoint numbers differ at 12.5-29 s, three frames near 123.5 s differ in send-button color, plus minor unverified brightness deltas. Verification covered the original Windows build (4968 screenshots); fresh installs on other systems are unproven.
Close but not pixel-identical: the dancer is a placeholder, checkpoint numbers differ at 12.5-29 s, three frames near 123.5 s differ in send-button color, plus minor unverified brightness deltas. Verification covered the original Windows build (4968 screenshots); fresh installs on other systems are unproven.How long does rendering take on CPU, and does a GPU help?A CPU render of the full film takes roughly 10-30 minutes depending on core count. With a CUDA-enabled torch build, adding --gpu --python makes it much faster.
A CPU render of the full film takes roughly 10-30 minutes depending on core count. With a CUDA-enabled torch build, adding --gpu --python makes it much faster.Is this an official DeepSeek Harness (dsh) project?No — it's an unofficial fan tribute, not affiliated with or endorsed by DeepSeek or Mili. The chat window on the left is rebuilt frame by frame from dsh's own MIT-licensed CSS and JS (vendored in film/vendor/) and captured with Playwright screenshots.
No — it's an unofficial fan tribute, not affiliated with or endorsed by DeepSeek or Mili. The chat window on the left is rebuilt frame by frame from dsh's own MIT-licensed CSS and JS (vendored in film/vendor/) and captured with Playwright screenshots.If I render my own copy, can I post it online?Yes for personal, non-commercial sharing under Mili's fan-work guidance, but you must clearly label that the video contains AI-generated content, keep the full attribution chain and license links, and confirm separately for commercial uses like sponsorships or paid screenings.
Yes for personal, non-commercial sharing under Mili's fan-work guidance, but you must clearly label that the video contains AI-generated content, keep the full attribution chain and license links, and confirm separately for commercial uses like sponsorships or paid screenings.How was the film actually made?Most of the code was AI-written (Claude Code with Opus as the main tool, Codex for lyric timing and review) under the author's direction and shot-by-shot review. The original dancer frames came from MiniMax-H3 via local ComfyUI on an RTX 3090; audio alignment ran locally with Demucs, MMSFA and Whisper.
Most of the code was AI-written (Claude Code with Opus as the main tool, Codex for lyric timing and review) under the author's direction and shot-by-shot review. The original dancer frames came from MiniMax-H3 via local ComfyUI on an RTX 3090; audio alignment ran locally with Demucs, MMSFA and Whisper.Can I get a 60 fps version without re-rendering everything?Yes — once the lossless 720p master is built, FFmpeg motion-compensated interpolation exports 1080p/60 or 1440p/60 playback copies without regenerating the web screenshots or character cache. Ready-made bash/zsh and PowerShell commands are in the 60fps doc.
Yes — once the lossless 720p master is built, FFmpeg motion-compensated interpolation exports 1080p/60 or 1440p/60 playback copies without regenerating the web screenshots or character cache. Ready-made bash/zsh and PowerShell commands are in the 60fps doc.What are similar projects?huashu-art-motion, riso-windowseat, procedural-film, ClaudeAnimationBase, pdoom-video, PDoomVideo, Infinite, fframes
huashu-art-motion, riso-windowseat, procedural-film, ClaudeAnimationBase, pdoom-video, PDoomVideo, Infinite, fframesWhich topics is it in?ai-art, bilibili, generative-art, art, creative-coding, screenshot, music, playwright, rendering, video-processing, dsh, ffmpeg
ai-art, bilibili, generative-art, art, creative-coding, screenshot, music, playwright, rendering, video-processing, dsh, ffmpeg