I have not done any benchmarks unfortunately. It really kind of depends on how complex a drawing is.
For example, but rough numbers here,.. the panel poster on the website took about 15 minutes of fable working it out, and the full scene with the creature following a traveler, was also about 10 minutes of ai work.
To me, it feels just about as fast as having a model code up a medium feature for an application. And that doesn't seem too strange, because I'm the end coding is kind of what it's doing with this app.
A benchmark I'd be really interested in, is how an agent would be able to clean up or improve a drawing made with pen tablet by a real artist. I've been focusing so much on the development side though that this is a test I have not been able to do, but I expect it to work really well. Every time I make an edit to a drawing myself, Claude just knows what I did and why.
I have not done any benchmarks unfortunately. It really kind of depends on how complex a drawing is.
For example, but rough numbers here,.. the panel poster on the website took about 15 minutes of fable working it out, and the full scene with the creature following a traveler, was also about 10 minutes of ai work.
To me, it feels just about as fast as having a model code up a medium feature for an application. And that doesn't seem too strange, because I'm the end coding is kind of what it's doing with this app.
A benchmark I'd be really interested in, is how an agent would be able to clean up or improve a drawing made with pen tablet by a real artist. I've been focusing so much on the development side though that this is a test I have not been able to do, but I expect it to work really well. Every time I make an edit to a drawing myself, Claude just knows what I did and why.