tldraw.computer
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A visual programming canvas where arrows connect LLM-powered blocks, executing multimodal pipelines that produce text, images and speech in sequence; the prototype called tldraw computer runs loops, maintains state, and survives live edits. Early experiments include Make Real (wireframes → working prototypes via vision LMs) and a low-latency image pipeline inspired by Gemini Flash. Demos show real end-to-end outputs, persistent asynchronous flows and creative multi-stage prompting; stability varies but core features reliably work.
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