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Caus
A Mac preview page that lists open-world models next to footage from the app in development.
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What Caus is
Caus is the name on https://trycaus.com/, which answered HTTP 200 on 17 October 2026. The document title pairs open-world models with a Mac-native claim. The CAUS FOR MAC dialog heads the section Mac app preview, with no signed public installer and a recording of the current development build. Under caus-codeworld-1, the lede says a description of the place and of the player becomes a physics-built scene that a GPU draws during play. Another line says each new frame follows the keyboard and the mouse.
Six runtime cards sit on the homepage as names and blurbs, not as sessions this page can start. caus-codeworld-1 credits renderer MirroS Lab and describes a prompt or a photo rendered in the cloud. Matrix-Game 4.0 credits Skywork AI, says hosted by Caus, and speaks of a cloud render. Waypoint-1.5 credits Overworld. DIAMOND CS:GO credits Alonso, Jelley et al. and carries the words Private preview. Oasis 500M credits Decart and Etched. Multiverse credits Enigma Labs. Waypoint, DIAMOND, Oasis, and Multiverse each say the MLX port is by Caus.
On 16 October 2026 at 13:53 UTC, a Caus team member (@christiansafka) wrote that Matrix-Game 4.0 is on Caus, that the run uses an A100, and that the stream is 30 fps. That figure is team-reported. The operator's public page is https://x.com/christiansafka. Waypoint-1.5 also appears on Overworld (/platforms/overworld/). Oasis 500M is distinct from the Oasis 2.0 mod and demo at Decart Oasis 2 (/platforms/decart-oasis-2/). The homepage publishes no shared broadcast, so the status on this page stays unverified. MIRA (/platforms/mira/) is a separate four-player world-model listing.
How the experience flows
- Visit trycaus.com to read the runtime list and watch the development-build recording.
- Read the caus-codeworld-1 card for its own description of a written scene or a photo; the card is a listing on the page.
- A line on the page says world models generate each frame from the keyboard and the mouse.
Status, as checked
- Watch
- https://trycaus.com/
- Last checked
- Valid until
- Method
- No detector
- Confidence
- unknown
- Website
- Online (HTTP 200)
Site probe at 2026-10-17T02:00:36.000Z: HTTP 200 (online). Stream status not checked — Homepage lists runtime cards and plays a video of the Mac build under development. No shared broadcast is published, so stream status stays unverified. A reachable site does not mean a live broadcast.
We have not verified a live broadcast.
Website reachability and broadcast status are recorded separately; an HTTP 200 never counts as live. Expired checks degrade to Stale, detector failures to Unverified. Methodology.
Why we track it
Gathers named world-model cards, two of them cloud listings and four of them MLX ports, on a Mac preview page beside a development-build recording.
Models behind the output
Homepage cards name caus-codeworld-1 (prompt or photo, cloud, renderer by MirroS Lab); Matrix-Game 4.0 by Skywork AI, hosted by Caus, cloud, with a team-reported 30 fps on an A100; Waypoint-1.5 by Overworld (MLX port by Caus); DIAMOND CS:GO by Alonso, Jelley et al. (MLX port by Caus, labeled Private preview); Oasis 500M by Decart and Etched (MLX port by Caus); Multiverse by Enigma Labs (MLX port by Caus).
Timeline
No dated updates recorded yet.
Where each fact comes from
Editorial review: . Fields marked “Officially stated” come from the operator; “Observed” fields were checked directly by AI Stream Radar at the time shown. Quoted text is marked and attributed to its source.
- Caus — Open world models. Native on Mac.
“Caus — Open world models. Native on Mac.”
HTTP 200 on 2026-10-17 in 197 ms. Document title and og:title are the excerpt. og:url is https://trycaus.com/. The page's copy talks about stepping into images rather than a channel that stays on air, so the listing is an interactive world and the homepage is the watch URL.
namewebsite_urlplatform_kindmedia_typestreams.main.watch_url - Caus — play description
“Describe a world and who you are in it. It is built with physics and rendered live on a GPU while you play.”
The excerpt is the lede under caus-codeworld-1. A later line reads: World models generate each frame from your keyboard and mouse. That line is the page's account of frame-by-frame control from a keyboard. The lede and the caus-codeworld-1 card mention a prompt or a photo. A photo on that card is a starting image, which the page does not describe as a live camera. The page is an interactive world from this description.
interaction_modescontinuity_typeplatform_kind - Caus — runtimes
“Describe a world or drop in a photo, then play it. Rendered live in the cloud.”
HTTP 200 on 2026-10-17. The excerpt is the caus-codeworld-1 card, tagged prompt to world and remote, with renderer credit MirroS Lab. Matrix-Game 4.0 card: Low-poly games, rendered live in the cloud; by Skywork AI; hosted by Caus. Waypoint-1.5 card: Walk into any image; by Overworld; MLX port by Caus. DIAMOND · CS:GO card: Dust 2, learned from gameplay. Private preview; by Alonso, Jelley et al.; MLX port by Caus. Oasis 500M card: Minecraft, generated frame by frame; by Decart and Etched; MLX port by Caus. Multiverse card: Two players, one learned racetrack; by Enigma Labs; MLX port by Caus. These are names and blurbs listed on the homepage. Private preview is the label on the DIAMOND CS:GO card.
model_attributionplatform_kind - Caus — Mac section
“Mac app preview. A signed public installer is not available yet. The recording shows the current development build.”
The CAUS FOR MAC dialog is headed Mac app preview. It says no signed public installer is offered, and that the recording shows the current development build. A quiet line reads Apple silicon · MLX runtimes. The hero control says Play video. Those lines support demo-only access and research-preview maturity.
access_noteaccess_typematurity - Christian Safka — Matrix-Game 4.0 is now on Caus
“Matrix-Game 4.0 is now on Caus! We run it on an A100 and stream at 30 fps.”
A Caus team member (@christiansafka) posted this at 2026-10-16 13:53:34 UTC. The excerpt is the opening line. The 30 fps figure and the A100 are team-reported. The same post is how the operator is identified on X.
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