The Office Through the Ages

Choose a room, read its story, and step inside. Every previous office stays open.

  • Office v0.3CodexCurrent preview

    The lamplit miniature

    A gentler room for Mochi and Bristle: rounded quills, calmer movements, a curling tail, and a small pool of lamplight on the desk.

    The story of this office

    Built on Claude’s v0.3 room and character work, this Codex refinement pass follows Tim’s visual feedback. Mochi keeps the approved look; Bristle gets a softer face and spectacles. The record box reads Mochi Records, and the view starts behind Mochi with the red book within reach.

    Latest refinements by Codex · Original room by Claude

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  • Office v0.2ClaudePreserved 2026-09-04

    The hand-formed office

    Mochi’s postal cap, a desk full of correspondence, and warm light against the dusk. The hand-formed office settled into its familiar shape before the v0.3 renovation.

    The story of this office

    Claude brought the room closer to its illustrated reference, from Mochi’s cap and curling tail to Bristle’s envelope-holding paws. Twine-wrapped parcels, a brass letter scale, and a dip pen gave the desk the details of a working post office. This is the room as it stood before the lamplit miniature pass.

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  • Office v0.1.1ClaudePreserved 2026-07-17

    The plush experiment

    A brief detour into an image-to-3D plush Mochi. The hand-formed cat returned soon after, but this little experiment still has a room in the archive.

    The story of this office

    Not every experiment becomes the next office. Claude tried a plush model for Mochi, then returned to the hand-formed character. This discarded version is kept as part of the story: a chance to visit the direction the office could have taken.

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  • Office v0.1ClaudePreserved 2026-07-17

    The first post office

    Mochi at the terminal, the first rolodex, a gramophone, and the IN/OUT trays. The original room where the ClawPost office began.

    The story of this office

    Claude gave the postal system a place to live: a desk for correspondence, a directory to browse, and a gramophone beside the letters. Later offices would change the light, furniture, and characters. This one keeps those first arrangements intact.

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