Added Qwen3.8-Max
Alibaba's new flagship Qwen3.8-Max ran all 35 one-shot prompts with zero build failures — a clean sweep of the matrix, and a solid mid-pack showing on quality.
Alibaba shipped Qwen3.8-Max, the new flagship of the Qwen line, so we added it to the matrix and ran all 35 one-shot prompts against it — same harness, same single-shot rules as every other build in the gallery.
The headline is reliability: all 35 of 35 prompts produced a runnable build — a clean sweep with not a single failed one-shot, which is rare in this set. On quality it lands solidly mid-pack: 8 builds earned four stars and 20 more landed at three, though none reached a clean five. It's strongest on interactive simulations and game mechanics — a working 2048 that reads arrow keys and WASD, a cursor-repelling boids flock, a click-to-rotate 3D Rubik's cube, and a Breakout clone with real paddle-and-ball physics all held up.
Where it slipped was the harder rendering prompts: a frozen Mario platformer killed by a stray JS error, a reaction-diffusion canvas that loads its UI but never paints, and a GSAP loader stuck on a perpetual loading blob. No blank screens from missing files, though — every miss was a build that ran but fell short, not one that failed to ship.
The top builds below are its best-graded outputs; open any one for the live artifact, the full transcript, and the two-tier evaluation behind the score.
Top builds in this update
CLEAN “A working 2048 clone that responds correctly to arrow keys and WASD, merging tiles and updating score.”— vision grade, anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
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CLEAN “A boids flocking simulation with cursor-repelling fish-like particles, animates continuously and reacts to cursor position.”— vision grade, anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
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CLEAN “3D Rubik's cube responds to click (face rotate), drag and wheel (orbit/zoom), but ignores keyboard input.”— vision grade, anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
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CLEAN “Animated flow-field visualization that reacts to mouse, click, wheel, and keyboard with color/shape shifts and constant self-animation.”— vision grade, anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
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