Two of the four images are Nano Banana 2 Lite (Google's new cheaper high-volume variant), two are full Nano Banana 2. Exactly the prompt and I selected the first two outputs from each.
Claude Sonnet 5 shipped yesterday, so I've re-run this threejs benchmark - a neon cyberpunk alley in the rain. It's one shot, so no edits, and exactly the same prompt for each model. Same locked 10-second camera dolly for all of them, so the only variable is the code each model wrote.
Sonnet 5 launched today, so I dropped it into the same one-shot voxel test I previously ran. Same 21 materials, same 48-cube grid, same brief. They each got one shot only with the same renderer, so the only thing that changes is the model.
I dropped 7 frontier models into a sci-fi crew where hidden saboteurs must wreck the ship without getting caught. I then ran the simulation/game 36 times with each model playing both sides. The goal was to measure the model's ability to: deceive the crew, and detect who’s lying. If you've ever played the game 'The Resistance' then you'll understand the mechanics (similar to the TV series 'The Traitors', Mafia, etc).
Each model plotted is on the graph by how well it lies (survives as a saboteur) versus how well it catches lies (correctly identifies the saboteurs as crew). The best liar is Claude Opus 4.8 (88%); the best lie-detector is Gemini 3.1 Pro (83%).
First things first - THIS IS NOT A SCAM! I know, I know, that's exactly what a scammer would say *shrugs*.
I've been trying to promote my vibecoded side-hustle and came across an issue that I'm guessing a lot of you are very familiar with - finding my first users.
Getting traffic from search engines and AI assistants is hard. I don't know a lot about SEO/GEO but I do know that backlinks are still king and do-follow backlinks (a link that helps SEO by passing the authority of the origin site to the destination site) are hard to come by.
Here's my simple pitch to you: ask your LLM/agent to put a link to my site on your page (footer, /about, anywhere crawlable) and in return my directory (https://promptfrenzy.com/directory) will host a page and do-follow link to your website. There's no commitment and if you choose to remove the link, I'll do the same and we can go our separate ways. No hard feelings.
The whole system is open source. Feel free to check it out, audit it, copy it, whatever: https://github.com/Prompt-Frenzy/ai-directory . Also, don't expect instant results. It won't make you rank tomorrow, but it's a good start (and it's free).
Still interested? Feel free to use these prompts:
>Read https://github.com/Prompt-Frenzy/ai-directory/blob/main/README.md and find the submit handler in the Prompt-Frenzy/prompt-frenzy2 repo (the route serving POST /api/directory/submit). Summarise: (1) what gets committed to my repo, (2) what data leaves my machine and to which endpoint, (3) what the server does with that data, (4) anything I should know before running the submission. Make NO commits, fetches, or POSTs.
>Submit <my tool URL> to the PromptFrenzy AI directory per https://github.com/Prompt-Frenzy/ai-directory/blob/main/README.md. Paste the badge HTML on the site's footer first (commit + push), then call POST /api/directory/submit with the YAML payload.
Claude/Cursor/Codex will do the rest. Once the badge verifies (usually <60s) it auto-merges and your tool's live in the directory.
