Pixel Path is a Claude Code skill that generates interactive pixel-art first-person fly-throughs of actual roads between any two locations, pulling real building footprints, elevation, and landmarks from OpenStreetMap data and generating scenery with AI. You ask Claude for a route, it bakes the visuals, and you get a scrollable webpage where you fly down the real road at variable speeds.

• The tool uses real map data (OpenStreetMap, elevation grids, Wikidata landmarks) to construct accurate 3D geometry, then generates pixel-art visuals through RetroDiffusion at $0.18 per image, with costs ranging from $0 (code-drawn placeholders) to $11.16 for detailed multi-region routes.
• It includes an automated quality-control pipeline: screenshots validate every frame for sky leaks and building solidity, cleanup removes corrupted images, and Claude reviews the worst frames to flag problems before delivery.
• The output is a static HTML page with minimal UI—scroll to control speed, arrow keys to navigate, I for position and M for map—making it usable as game level geometry, video content, travel documentation, or interactive historical navigation.