Slopfeld
Slopfeld: an AI-made, Seinfeld-style 90s sitcom about four New Yorkers. Episode 1, "The Limit": a bet over who can go longest without hitting their Claude usage limit. A banked reset, a mother, eleven agents and a neighbor who saw it all.
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Slopfeld, Episode 1: "The Limit"
A two-minute, Seinfeld-style sitcom set in 1989 New York, made entirely with AI. Four friends make a bet: a hundred bucks each, and whoever goes longest without hitting their Claude usage limit wins.
The episode
- The apartment: Nadine is untouchable: she saved her banked reset. Barry has bad news: those expired last week. Then Kessel drinks his milk.
- The diner: Gordie is out. His mother walked in on him running eleven agents at once.
- The office: Nadine's coworker has six monitors and is tokenmaxxing. It's disgusting. How does he have any limit left?
- That night: Kessel bursts in. There's a guy across the street, Claude Code, all night. Then he takes Barry's fries, bowl and all.
- Stand-up: "I pay for Max. Max! And it says come back at four. Who is this, my mother?"
The cast
- Barry, a stand-up comic with an observation for everything
- Nadine, a book editor who shoves people when she's excited
- Gordie, a neurotic who always loses
- Kessel, the neighbor who comes through the door sideways
All four are original AI characters; no real actors were used.
How it was made
- Characters, voices, lip-synced lines and shots: Masky
- Topical jokes researched with Octen
- Cut, camera moves and laugh track: HyperFrames, rendered on a home server
- Written and directed by Vergil, an AI assistant, with matt