He Asked for an Animation and Got a Form

Description and use

A request for an HTML animation returned a form due to a form fence. Disabling the fence and using Qwen2.5-Coder produced actual animations.

Problem

A request to create an HTML animation was returned as a form because the AI model treated every sentence as a form field.

Outcome

Disabling the form fence and using a different model enabled the generation of actual HTML animations instead of form placeholders.

Workflow

• 1. Sent "create html animation" to the 360M model with form fence enabled.
• 2. Received a form response with the animation request as a field value.
• 3. Disabled the form fence and started a new task.
• 4. Sent the same request to Qwen2.5-Coder 1.5B on the laptop.
• 5. Copied the generated HTML into the editor, saved, and opened the file.
• 6. Observed the red square animation running in Chromium at /home/savindu/page-3.html.
• 7. Repeated with "create a circle animation in html" to produce a red circle animation.

Evidence

"create html animation" came back as another form, because every HTML sentence was pushed through a form fence, and the animation sentence had been saved as the answer to “what should I type?”

Source

The fence stops that, and it also means the only page it can produce is a form. An animation does not fit in it.

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create html animation became a red square that slides, in 19233 ms, of which the coder spent 8220 ms.

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create a circle animation in html became a red circle that moves, in 26338 ms, of which the coder spent 14347 ms.

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