My latest coding project started trending on X and people were sharing it saying I vibe coded Palantir. Then the actual Palantir co-founder weighed in. His take? I'm missing real proprietary data fusion. Fair, but the fact that it's even being discussed shows exactly where these models are right now.

This is WorldView. I built it in three days with an army of AI agents and publicly available data feeds. Live satellite tracking, military aircraft via ADS-B, real-time CCTV projected onto 3D geometry, seismic data, and street traffic; all running against Google's 3D tiles and skinned with CRT, night vision, and FLIR filters. Basically what happens when Google Earth and Palantir have a baby.

In this video I walk through every data and break down the setup I used to build it. What you can build today between Gemini 3.1 and Claude 4.6 is insane. If you've got domain expertise, this is the time to put it to work.

Chapters:

0:00 - It went viral overnight

0:49 - Google Earth meets Palantir

1:02 - CRT, Night Vision & FLIR modes

1:24 - Camera presets & landmarks

2:23 - Live satellite tracking (every satellite in orbit)

3:12 - Real-time flight data (6,700+ planes)

4:25 - Military flight tracking via ADS-B

5:26 - Street traffic simulation

6:37 - Real-time CCTV camera feeds

8:02 - Earthquake & seismic data

8:25 - The AI coding tools I used

8:45 - Running agents in parallel

9:54 - Now is the time to build stuff yourself