Moves
One beat, ready to cut.
A move is one beat of a film — the job a clip does, such as a hook, a reveal or a proof point — that your agent drops into any launch video: 220 of them in 11 sets, all included with Pro. Every move ships in the set’s house style — and wears any video taste you own.
20 of 220 moves · Prompt & Agent
Prompt & Agent · 20
Hook5 sPrompt and send
A request types into a big prompt box, the cursor hits the cobalt send button, and the words lift into a sent bubble.
--move prompt-send
Reveal5.6 sThinking to answer
A turning spark and shimmering skeleton lines hold for a beat, then resolve into a short answer with its working shown.
--move think-resolve
Proof6 sPlan ticks
An agent’s five-step plan works down the list: each step spins, fills cobalt and draws its check while a bar fills.
--move plan-tick
Reveal · demo5.8 sTool calls
Under the agent’s reply, four tool-call chips pop in one by one and fill cobalt as each call finishes, with its time.
--move tool-chips
Proof5.8 sDiff applies
In a code panel, old lines are struck and fold away while the agent’s new lines grow in on a cobalt gutter.
--move diff-apply
Reveal5.4 sStreaming reply
A question sits in a graphite bubble; the agent’s reply streams in word by word behind a cobalt block caret.
--move token-stream
Reveal · demo5.4 sFiles dropped in
Three files hover over the prompt, drop in one after another as chips, and the request types itself after them.
--move file-drop
Reveal · demo5.8 sAgent browses
The agent opens four browser tabs one by one, reads each, closes them all and leaves one booked result.
--move agent-tabs
Proof · trust5.8 sApproval gate
A run halts at a locked gate and asks to send; the cursor approves, the lock turns to a check and the run finishes.
--move approve-gate
Reveal · feature5.6 sModel switch
The cursor slides a three-way model picker from fast to deep; the meters trade speed for depth and the estimate updates.
--move model-switch
Proof5.8 sParallel agents
Four agent lanes run side by side at different speeds; each bar fills cobalt and lands a check with its time.
--move parallel-lanes
Proof · trust5.6 sCitation pops
Numbered citations pop into an answer; the cursor opens the first and its source card rises with the quoted line.
--move cite-pop
Reveal · input5.8 sVoice to text
A cobalt mic records while a waveform grows left to right, then the wave clears and the words type out as a request.
--move voice-to-text
Reveal · demo5.8 sRun and log
The cursor presses a Run button; a graphite log streams its lines and ends on a cobalt pass with the count.
--move run-log
Reveal5.6 sResult card opens
Under a one-line answer, a compact result row grows into a full card: a figure counts up and the bars rise.
--move card-expand
Reveal · demo5.2 sGhost text, accepted
Half a sentence types, the rest appears as faint ghost text, a Tab key presses and the ghost turns to ink.
--move ghost-accept
Reveal · feature5.6 sSlash command
A slash opens a command menu, the highlight steps down to schedule, and a cobalt command chip drops into the prompt.
--move slash-menu
Reveal · demo5.8 sRewrite in place
A wordy line is selected in a doc, a dark toolbar pops, Shorter is clicked and the line folds into a crisp rewrite.
--move rewrite-inline
Reveal5.6 sFour drafts
Four image drafts resolve from coarse blocks to flat posters, then the cursor picks the last one and it rings cobalt.
--move variant-grid
Close · CTA4.4 sPrompt sign-off
On graphite, the cobalt mark and name land, the call to action types into a prompt pill, and the address fades in.
--move prompt-signoff
How moves work
A move is a film with one scene.
Pick a move.
Each one is a single beat — an opener, a reveal, a stat, an end card — as one scene, 3 to 8 seconds, in 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16.
Start a film from it.
Your agent runs new.mjs with --move and the move’s slug, then edits words and figures. Check, QA and render work as for any film.
Wear any taste.
wear.md maps a Taste Stack video taste’s palette and type onto the move, so one beat comes in every style in the catalog.