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What will your street look like in ten years?

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This is Tel Aviv, as it is already permitted to become.

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These are not proposals. Each tower is already permitted, or covered by an approved plan.

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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.

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An hour is still a project. Every minute of it is on the record.

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One builder agent. Two verifiers whose only instruction was to fix nothing and report. One human checkpoint, at minute twenty five.

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One prompt started it.

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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.

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So the model read the scan. It named the page it read from, and quoted the sentence.

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The floor count is one sentence of Hebrew, inside the developer's own request.

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Every number links back to the city's own record. And when they disagree, it says so.

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Not one street. A city.