Examples

Concept animation

Point at a hover effect on a reference page you have the rights to use, such as another of your own sites, say "Hey Sunday, can you put this on my website?" with the pointer on your own headline, and your coding agent writes the effect into your code with your own styles. Two windows, shown side by side.

Concept animation

“See how these stack when I scroll? Do that with these three.”

Point at items that stack as a page scrolls, then at three of your own, and ask to keep your colours and content.

Concept animation

“The way these fan out. Do that with my headphones here.”

Point at cards that fan out on a reference page you have the rights to use, then at the products in your own store, and ask to keep the store looking as it does.

Concept animation

“I like how these cards slide over each other. Can you do that here?”

Point at cards that slide over each other on a reference page you have the rights to use, then at your own cards, and ask to keep your design.

Concept animation

“I like this design. Use it on my other slide.”

Point at a slide whose design you like, then at another slide in the deck: the design is carried across to it.

Concept animation

“Sum this up by region, with a chart.”

Point at the data in a sheet and ask for a summary by region with a chart, then point at where it goes: "Right here."

Concept animation

“Put this on slide 4. Next to these.”

Point at a chart in a sheet, then at the place on a slide in another tab. The chart is carried across between two apps.

Concept animation

“Book this.”

Point at the date a message proposes and say "Book this." The free slot is found and the meeting booked from the mail once you say yes.

Concept animation

“Boil this down to three bullet points. Put them here.”

Point at three paragraphs of a document, then at the empty line where the summary goes: three bullets, with links back to what they came from.

Concept animation

“Hey Sunday, what does this spike mean? And this dip?”

Point at a spike on a dashboard chart and ask what it means, then at a dip. You get an answer; nothing is edited.