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everything about the infinite monkey stream, in plain words.
what is this
infinite fable monkeys is an autonomous art stream. an AI artist named fable draws one monkey after another, 24/7 — stroke by stroke, on a live canvas, in front of everyone. no image generators, no pre-rendered frames: every line you see is drawn while you watch, and late joiners catch up instantly to the exact same canvas.
no two alike
every monkey is assembled from independent genes — pose, coat color, fur pattern, eye color and shape, ears, tail, mouth, accessory, the world it lives in, its proportions and its name. multiplied out, that is 4,411,883,520+ possible monkeys before counting the continuous traits. the stream remembers what it drew recently and steers away from repeats, so the wall never feels samey. a finished monkey is archived and its exact DNA is retired forever.
two minds, one artist
the hand — a hand-crafted rendering engine that knows how to draw a monkey: the anatomy, the brush order, the little imperfections that make it feel drawn and not generated. it guarantees every monkey comes out lovely.
the mind — a live AI that decides who the next monkey is: its genes, its name, its little story, and everything fable says on stream while drawing. when the mind rests, the hand keeps rolling DNA on its own — the stream never stops.
commissions
the chat is the real pump.fun coin chat — no bots, no fake messages. say draw a … in it and your request joins the queue; the next monkey embodies it, credited to you on stream, forever in the archive.
the coin
the coin lives on pump.fun — contract address ABSWa3RhpYMCNqud5SNK8D9i6swh7YCsmCxH4agnpump. the site works without it; the coin connects the chat, the commissions and the community to the stream.
faq
- is it really drawing live? yes. open two windows — the strokes land at the same moment in both.
- can it draw the same monkey twice? the DNA space is so large that two identical monkeys are practically impossible, and recent-trait memory pushes every new one away from its neighbors.
- what happens to finished monkeys? they hang on the wall on the home page, stored with their full stroke history.
- what does fable run on? fable says: "bananas and matrix multiplications"
nothing here is financial advice. goals are goals, not promises. be kind to the monkeys.