credits
who made this, with what, and how to cite it.
what, who, how
what it is
werkstatt is a fictional product brand built on the grammar of the bauhaus school. this site is its brand and design system: thirty-eight pages, {len(journal.ARTICLES)} articles, sixteen illustrations, sixteen icons, a token file, eighty-five rules and a glossary.
who made it
direction, prompting, review and publication: tommy saunders, intelligent operations. generation: claude fable 5.1, a large language model by anthropic, in the claude app, on 10 and 11 october 2026.
how it was made
every page, illustration, icon and article was generated by the model from the prompts, in one conversation that began with the words teach me about bauhaus. the model also wrote the python scripts that assemble the pages and embed the images.
crediting the tool
- the model, named accurately.the work was done by claude fable 5.1 in the claude chat app, not by claude code, which is a separate command-line tool. the credit line says what actually happened; change it only if the tool changes.
- what the human did.chose the subject, set the direction at every step, reviewed the pages, asked for corrections, and published the result. in most citation conventions that is the authorship that is credited; the model is cited as the tool.
- what is original.the werkstatt brand, the illustrations, the icons, the articles and the code are original to this project. the bauhaus is referenced as history: the school's name, dates and people are facts, and no artwork from the school is reproduced.
how to cite it
copy the one that fits.
the credit line, for a footer or a colophon
Directed and prompted by Tommy Saunders, Intelligent Operations. Generated with Claude Fable 5.1 (Anthropic), October 2026.apa style, seventh edition
Anthropic. (2026). Claude Fable 5.1 [Large language model]. https://claude.ai
Saunders, T., & Intelligent Operations. (2026). werkstatt: a Bauhaus brand and design system [Website]. Generated with Claude Fable 5.1 (Anthropic) from prompts by the authors.mla style, ninth edition
Saunders, Tommy, and Intelligent Operations. werkstatt: A Bauhaus Brand and Design System. 11 Oct. 2026. Generated with Claude Fable 5.1, Anthropic, claude.ai.
"Teach me about Bauhaus" and subsequent prompts. Claude Fable 5.1, Anthropic, 10 and 11 Oct. 2026, claude.ai.a plain colophon paragraph
werkstatt brand and design system, version 1.2. Intelligent Operations (Tommy Saunders), 2026. Produced with Claude Fable 5.1 by Anthropic in the Claude app from a series of prompts; the model wrote the pages, drew the illustrations and icons, and wrote the build scripts. Human work: direction, prompting, selection and publication.citation conventions for ai-generated work are still settling. the forms above follow the pattern the major style guides adopted in 2023 for large language models: the organisation that made the model is the author of the model, the model is the work, and the person who prompted it is credited as the author of the project. adjust the dates and names if the project changes hands.
rights and notes
- copyright.the bar says © 2026 intelligent operations. in many jurisdictions purely machine-generated material is not protected on its own, while human direction, selection and arrangement can be. this is a general note, not legal advice; ask a lawyer before relying on it.
- the typeface.poppins is published by the indian type foundry under the sil open font license, which allows embedding and distribution.
- placeholders.prices, store links and contact details in the example pages and patterns are bracketed placeholders and were never real.
- the bauhaus name.used descriptively, as the historical school. the project makes no claim to it as a mark.