Draw anything. Make it move.
An agent can draw what it means, mid-anything: a concept, or the work it is doing with you. The model writes the film as code against a small drawing kit, scene by scene, so the first scene plays in seconds. No templates. Each ask below was made twice; the two runs are never alike. Tap one to play it.
The kit, the player and the test set are in the repo (site/public/demo/motion, site/scripts/motion). Spec: MOTION. Try your own ask in the playground.
Draw how it works
Ideas, machines, history, money. Built part by part, labeled, with the camera moving in.
Draw how a heart pumps blood.
Show how a four-stroke engine works.
How the Roman Empire grew and then fell, 27 BC to 476 AD.
Roast a lemon-garlic chicken: the steps and the timing.
A 20 minute no-equipment workout. Show the moves and the rhythm.
A business idea: a monthly subscription box of toys for rescue dogs. Show the model and where the money comes from.
How to jump-start a dead car battery safely.
Compare renting and buying a home over 10 years.
Show how US federal tax brackets work, with a $90,000 income.
Show how many people live on each continent and which one is growing fastest.
Show the work
What changed, where we are, how two parts connect, a bug and its fix, a sketch of an idea, a day. The things an agent and a person explain to each other mid-project.
I changed the settings screen today: Log out moved to the bottom, a Dark mode switch was added, and the Help row was removed. Show what changed.
Show the plan: Monday design the new onboarding, Tuesday and Wednesday build it, Thursday test with 5 users, Friday ship. We are at Wednesday.
Show how the pieces fit: phone app, gateway, agent, model, database. A message goes from the phone to the model and back.
A bug and its fix: the app crashed when a thread had more than 400 rows because it loaded all rows at once. The fix loads 50 at a time. Show the bug and the fix.
Status of the launch: 14 of 20 tasks are done, 3 are blocked on App Review, 3 have not started. Launch is Friday. Show where we are.
A quick sketch of an idea: a tiny robot that waters houseplants and tells you when its water tank is low.
Show how two parts connect: the checkout page sends an order to the payments service, which confirms with the bank and then tells the warehouse.
Explain what I did today: I answered 12 customer emails, fixed 2 broken links on the website, and drafted next week's newsletter. Show my day.
A feeling, a mood
No diagram to draw. Just the thing itself, moving.
What it feels like when anxiety builds and then lets go.
A mood: a calm Sunday morning, rain on the window, a warm cup of coffee.