OpenSlop

What OpenSlop is

OpenSlop at openslop.live bills itself as the first ever open source movie, written by whoever shows up. The screenplay is the story branch of the GitHub repository Dere-Wah/open-slop: each NNNN-title.md file is an episode and each scene is a pull request someone opened. A projector reads the branch, renders every scene on Reactor, and the movie plays at openslop.live, restarting with whatever the branch says now. The screenplay is CC BY-SA 4.0; the projector and page code are Apache-2.0.

We classify it as an audience-directed show in the core tier because the audience writes the script: write a scene as a seed, a length and a plain-English prompt, open the pull request, other viewers approve it like a code review, and once it clears the bar it merges and airs in the next screening with the writer's name on screen. The README says Reactor's fast-h3 model streams each frame as it renders and that Reactor sponsors the show; we record that as an operator claim, not LIVE proof.

Our 2026-09-19 probe found the site online but Off air: the screening panel read waiting for the projector and the room said nobody is projecting right now, while the screenplay stayed open on GitHub. No public HLS or status endpoint is attached; no public live detector plus on-demand status keep the listing on demand — never a red LIVE badge. OpenSlop is distinct from Infinite Slop (/platforms/infinite-slop/), from The Infinite (/platforms/the-infinite/), a cinema companion that may seat an OpenSlop room at /openslop, and from openslop.ai, an unrelated finished-film tool out of scope.

How the experience flows

1. Open https://www.openslop.live/ to watch the screening; when the projector is off the page shows Off air and waiting for the projector.
2. Read the screenplay on the story branch of https://github.com/Dere-Wah/open-slop — one NNNN-title.md file per episode, one scene per --- header (seed, seconds, optional continue) followed by a plain-English prompt.
3. Write the next scene by editing or adding an episode file and opening a pull request; other viewers approve it like a code review, and once it reaches the bar it merges and airs in the next screening with your name on screen.
4. Reactor renders the approved scenes for the projector (the README names fast-h3) — treat that as an operator claim, not as a public LIVE detector.
5. This directory lists OpenSlop as on_demand and never shows a red LIVE badge; for Infinite Slop’s verified LIVE use /platforms/infinite-slop/, and The Infinite’s /openslop room is a companion seat only.

Status, as checked

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

Documents the first movie whose screenplay is a GitHub branch and whose scenes are approved by viewers as pull requests, while keeping an Off air projector and README sponsor claims from minting an unverified red LIVE badge.

Models behind the output

Not publicly disclosed.

Timeline

No dated updates recorded yet.

Where each fact comes from

Editorial review: 19 Sep 2026. 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.

1. OpenSlop | The First Ever Open Source Movie
   Officially statedDere-Wah / OpenSlopObserved 2026-09-19 02:15 UTCConfidence: high

   “A movie written by its audience, screened around the clock. The screenplay is a branch on GitHub: add a scene in a pull request, get it approved, and it is on air in the next screening.”

   audience_directed_show core; free (no setup, all in the browser); experiment. Header credits Dere-Wah / open-slop. Page chrome links openslop.live, GitHub story branch, Reactor and LiveKit. HTTP 200.

   namewebsite_urlorganization_idplatform_kindmedia_typestreams.main.watch_urlmaturityaccess_type
2. Direct observation of the OpenSlop screening page
   Observed by AI Stream RadarAI Stream RadarObserved 2026-09-19 02:15 UTCConfidence: medium

   “Screening: off air. Off air. Nobody is projecting right now; the screenplay is still open on GitHub. Screening: waiting for the projector.”

   Site online but Off air at probe time. passive_watch + free_form_prompt (scene prompts via PR) + audience_voting (viewers approve PRs). Continuity prompt_linked_clips: README continue key chains scenes from the previous frame. No m3u8 or status JSON found; do not attach Infinite Slop detectors. on-demand status.

   interaction_modescontinuity_type
3. Dere-Wah/open-slop README (story branch)
   Officially statedDere-Wah on GitHubObserved 2026-09-19 02:15 UTCConfidence: high

   “The screenplay is this branch; every NNNN-title.md file is one episode, and every scene in it is a pull request somebody opened. The screenplay is CC BY-SA 4.0. The code on the code branch is Apache-2.0.”

   Screenplay = story branch (repo default); code = code branch. README Running on Reactor says the fast-h3 model streams each frame and Reactor sponsors the show — operator claim only, NOT LIVE proof. Repo created 2026-09-03 per GitHub API; launch date left unknown.

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