Model inspirations

Ask a model for HTML slides with no design instruction and it will still make design decisions. Repeated visual tendencies are preserved as source studies, then distilled into neutral, named Inspirations that work with any AI.

How an Inspiration is made

1. Probe. Each model is asked for a deck using no unPaper vocabulary at all. What comes back is its native dialect.
2. Distil. The constants across several of its decks — not one deck's accidents — become a reusable visual language.
3. Wear it. The Inspiration changes how the Reference kit looks and which compatible worked versions it prefers. It does not change which AI you use.

What you can compare

The Model inspirations page leads with the reusable unPaper deck, then preserves the native model study, dated source generations and a table measuring all files the same way: fixed geometry or fluid, scrolls or pages, prints clean or not, needs JavaScript or not.

That table is measured, not asserted. Each deck is loaded in a real browser, rendered with scripts on and off, resized, and printed to a real PDF.

A note on names

An Inspiration is named for what it looks like, never for the model — "Quiet Keyline", not "the Claude one". The attribution rides beside it as Inspired by Claude, which states provenance without claiming endorsement or an official provider template.