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LemonSlice CWM-1
LemonSlice says CWM-1 is an interactive character world model you can try — on demand, not a live broadcast.
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What LemonSlice CWM-1 is
LemonSlice's page, labeled Research · Sep 23, 2026, introduces Character World Model-1 (CWM-1). LemonSlice calls it the most controllable interactive avatar model in the world: a causal, few-step video diffusion transformer that generates every frame of a character — face, body, hands, and the scene around them — live, as the conversation happens. LemonSlice says a built-in emotion engine decides what the character does and feels, not only what it says. That is LemonSlice's account, not a check that a public broadcast is on air.
LemonSlice says CWM-1 is free to try, and that API access is for LemonSlice Enterprise and Ultra customers. It says any LemonSlice user can try it in the web app from one image, with no fine-tuning, including humans, anime, and animals. The page describes whole-body gestures, hands on objects, and a scene that keeps moving. It also claims uninterrupted streams of 24+ hours with no visible drift, and response frames in 471 milliseconds when a question interrupts. Those figures are LemonSlice's claims. The page did not list a dollar price or a funding round.
The page invites what it calls a live demo: take a selfie, or click a character to chat. On 2 October 2026 https://lemonslice.com/cwm-1 returned HTTP 200. This directory did not join a session and did not confirm a continuous public broadcast. CWM-1 is listed as available on demand, not as a verified live channel.
How the experience flows
- Open https://lemonslice.com/cwm-1 and read LemonSlice's description of Character World Model-1.
- Use the page's own demo entry if you want to try a character. LemonSlice says a selfie or a listed character can start a chat, and that the web app is free to try.
- Treat live, 24-hour, and latency wording as LemonSlice's claims. This listing is available on demand and is not a verified broadcast.
Status, as checked
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Site probe at 2026-10-14T22:05:04.973Z: HTTP 200 (online). Recorded as on demand — LemonSlice says CWM-1 is a character world model with a free demo on this page. Listed as available on demand. This directory has not verified a live broadcast.
Available to watch on demand; not a live broadcast.
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Records LemonSlice's character-world-model claim, including its free-to-try wording, without treating a demo invitation as a verified livestream.
Models behind the output
LemonSlice says CWM-1 is a character world model: a causal, few-step video diffusion transformer with an emotion engine.
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- Introducing CWM-1
“CWM-1 is free to try, and available via API for LemonSlice Enterprise and Ultra customers.”
HTTP 200 on 2026-10-02. Page label Research · Sep 23, 2026, and the text says today we are releasing Character World Model-1. LemonSlice's claims include a live demo (selfie or click a character to chat), whole-body and scene generation, 24+ hour streams, and 471ms response frames. No dollar price and no funding round on the page. Live demo is LemonSlice's wording, not a verified broadcast.
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