Speaking of phase portraits, I've recently put together a Lyapunov function level-set explorer, which is embedded below (and linked here). I built this with Claude AI's relatively new frontend skill builder, which basically lets you draw out what you want an interface to look like and have it animate it for you (and then iterate on the results). You can ask it a question ("Show me how compound interest works!") or be more specific ("Build an interactive demo that uses these CSS design elements and is shaped like...").
This tool has been great for building interactive demonstrations for my IEE/CSE 598 (Bio-Inspired AI and Optimization course) (and then Claude Code manages the GitHub Pages deployment for me). The Lyapunov function level-set explorer (which does let you integrate trajectories on a phase portrait) didn't really fit in that class, but I built it as a favor for another faculty member. I decided to park these random demonstrations at a different GitHub Pages deployment just in case I want to add more random demonstrations later.
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