A man in China turned his friends into desktop pets

A Chinese developer uploaded a photo of his friends to the neural network and asked it to turn each guy into a separate character. Now each of them crawls around the screen on all fours, climbs over application windows, and interferes with work.

He uploaded a photo of them together to the Codex and asked it to make them crawl around the screen on all fours, interfere with work, and act like monkeys.

The prompt for the photo was as follows. You can add your own details for accuracy: Create a Windows desktop pet application as a standalone .exe. Extract the appearances of the six people from the provided image and use them as the desktop pet characters.

When the program runs, all six characters should move around the entire desktop together, behaving like a group of monkeys. Each character should mimic realistic monkey-like crawling and playful movements while preserving their own original facial features, hairstyle, clothing, and overall appearance.

Remove the bottle from the original image, and naturally reconstruct the hands and any body parts that were previously occluded by it.

When I launch the application, these six characters should crawl, climb, and play freely across the desktop. They should be able to recognize desktop windows, application boundaries, and screen edges as obstacles, interacting with them naturally—for example, climbing along window borders, changing direction when encountering obstacles, and moving realistically around the desktop environment.

Before generating the application, first restate your understanding of my requirements and intended behavior for confirmation. Only proceed with implementation after I confirm that your understanding is correct.