Algorithmic Art

This one takes a two-step approach to generative art: first you create an "algorithmic philosophy" (basically a manifesto for a computational art movement), then it expresses that philosophy as actual p5.js code with flow fields, particle systems, and noise functions. The philosophy step is deliberately verbose and repeatedly emphasizes that the final algorithm should look meticulously crafted by an expert, which feels a bit over-engineered but makes sense if you want Claude to write sophisticated generative code rather than basic sketches. Good for when you want original algorithmic art with actual computational depth, not just random shapes. Outputs markdown philosophy files plus interactive HTML viewers.