A pirate ship

01 / What it was

For the launch film, the builder wanted the office to be somewhere fun: a pirate ship where every room is one part of your mind, or one active project.

The prompt was short: using our repo, build me a pirate ship from what you know about me and my recent projects, one room per project. A coding agent wrote the build, and the film shows the ship going up, block by block.

02 / How it worked

• The prompt: 'using github.com/omoresearch/omo-space, build me a pirate ship from what you know about me and my recent Claude and Hermes projects. one room per project.'
• The build log on screen: 16,330 blocks in 122 stages, with 1,057 sail blocks in 15 rows.
• 17 screen walls, 11 of them working desks, each saved as its own structure.
• Installed as a data pack, then loaded in the game with /reload.
• Planned rooms: a bunk with a web wall, a captain's cabin with five screens, a small chart room, and a lower deck with one room per project.

03 / What we saw

One prompt was enough to get a whole ship with working screens. Filming it was harder: the build slowed the game so much that the camera stuttered.

04 / Where it led

The same 'one room per project, built from one prompt' idea became the underground base.

Sources

1. Session transcript. session transcript, 8 Oct 2026 based on what you know about me, build me a pirate ship where every room is part of my mind and my active projects
2. Claude Code prompt. prompt, 9 Oct 2026 using github.com/omoresearch/omo-space, build me a pirate ship from what you know about me and my recent Claude and Hermes projects. one room per project.
3. Build log, seen in the film frames. film frame, Oct 2026 Built: 16,330 blocks in 122 stages, with a 29.6-second timelapse and 1,057 sail blocks in 15 rows.