A map of what Tel Aviv is already permitted to become. Every tower stands on a building permit the city has issued or a plan it has approved, and every number traces back to the document it was read from.
What will your street look like in ten years?
This is Tel Aviv, as it is already permitted to become.
These are not proposals. Each tower is already permitted, or covered by an approved plan.
Built, deployed and public within a single hour, at a Claude community Build Day here in Tel Aviv. Widening it to the whole city came afterwards.
An hour is still a project. Every minute of it is on the record.
One builder agent. Two verifiers whose only instruction was to fix nothing and report. One human checkpoint, at minute twenty five.
One prompt started it.
To draw a city you need data. Tel Aviv publishes all of it. The numbers that decide a skyline just happen to live inside scans, page after page.
So the model read the scan. It named the page it read from, and quoted the sentence.
The floor count is one sentence of Hebrew, inside the developer's own request.
Every number links back to the city's own record. And when they disagree, it says so.
Not one street. A city.
Tel Aviv 2035. Built with Claude Fable 5.1.