Most of what we ship is there to make something work, or stop something going

wrong. A refusal that waits for a human. A graph that is also the firewall. A

rollback that never puts back an old password. Important, and none of it is

much fun to watch.

This one is fun to watch.

Twenty-six seconds, nothing sped up. On the left, Claude Code is deploying a project. On the right, the console has LIVE on and is left alone. Watch the recording on gagarin.cloud.

What you are looking at

On the left, Claude Code working through a deploy: a Postgres, an API, a web

page. On the right, the project page in the console, empty when the clip

starts. The agent runs gg resource add , and a Postgres plate fades in on the

right. It ships the API, and a second plate arrives above the first with an

arrow down into it. It ships the web service, the picture slides

to make room, and a third plate lands on top with its public tag.…