Once an hour the prompt bar unlocks. The first person to submit a prompt that passes screening gets the hour: an AI agent (Claude Code) rebuilds this entire page to match, unattended, and it stays that way until the next unlock.
The agent runs in a throwaway container with no secrets and no network except the model API. It can only write one file. What it writes is screened again before a separate trusted process publishes it. The page you're looking at is served as a static file inside a sandboxed frame; it cannot load anything external or talk to anyone.
Every hour is kept in the archive. If an hour is something that shouldn't be here, hit report: the site reverts to the previous hour and the slot locks until a human looks.
Text prompts only. No accounts. First valid prompt after each unlock wins the hour. Every build costs real money in API calls, so the site runs on a shared tip jar — the fuel gauge in the bar is how full it is. When it runs dry the hourly slot pauses until someone chips in.
What would make this better? What do you wish it did? It all gets read.
There's no ads and no accounts here. Every hour a real AI agent rebuilds this page from a stranger's prompt, and each build costs real money in API calls. The site runs on a shared tank — … left, about … more builds. When it's empty, the hourly slot pauses until someone tops it up.