
Command Code Desktop is in beta for Mac, Linux, and Windows. The agentic app starts with code: multiple agents, files, Git, terminal, browser previews, plans, and /design edits.
The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — Driving electronic beat with 808s and trap-style drums, percussive elements building intensity.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — Driving electronic beat with 808s and trap-style drums, percussive elements building intensity.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — Driving electronic beat with 808s and trap-style drums, percussive elements building intensity.)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — Driving electronic beat with 808s and trap-style drums, percussive elements building intensity.)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the agentic-dev-tool-launch template.
Multiple macOS-style windows appear sequentially, sliding in from various directions and fading up, creating a dynamic, organized grid of content.
Use `spring()` for position and opacity, with `delay` and `stagger` functions to control the sequential appearance of each window component. Implement `AbsoluteFill` for background and `Window` components for each tweet/message box.
Text appears as if being typed in a command line, followed by a system response, then a split-screen transition to show code and a live preview.
Utilize `Sequence` and `interpolate()` for character-by-character text reveal. Combine with `spring()` for smooth transitions of UI elements like the split-screen layout and diff indicators. Use `CodeSurfer` for syntax highlighting.
Highlights specific UI elements (e.g., text input, color picker) and demonstrates real-time changes in a browser preview, with a cursor interaction.
Employ `useCurrentFrame()` and `interpolate()` to animate cursor movement and UI element states (e.g., button presses, color changes). Use `AbsoluteFill` and `Img` for screen captures, with `spring()` for highlight box animations.
Purpose. Establish demand and anticipation for the product by showcasing real user comments.
Execution. Staggered reveal of multiple tweet-like windows, creating a collage of user excitement.
Purpose. Introduce the core problem (building a portfolio site) and demonstrate the product's agentic solution.
Execution. Typing animation in a command line, showing the product generating code and tasks, transitioning to a split-screen view of code and browser.
Purpose. Highlight key functionalities like live previews and design edits.
Execution. Interactive UI demonstrations, showing real-time changes in a browser preview triggered by code or design commands, with a prominent cursor.
Purpose. Direct users to download the product.
Execution. Clean, minimalist screen with product name, download button, and supported platforms, reinforcing accessibility.
Objective
Launch an AI-powered code refactoring tool called 'RefactorFlow' for web developers.How the recipe adapts
The StaggeredWindowReveal primitive would show developer testimonials praising 'RefactorFlow's' speed. The TypingCodeReveal would demonstrate a user inputting a refactoring command, followed by the AI instantly rewriting complex code. The InteractiveUIDemo would highlight before-and-after code comparisons in a split-screen, showing the AI's suggestions and the user accepting them with a click, emphasizing the efficiency gains. The color palette would shift to a dark blue background with bright green and yellow accents to signify code changes and success.Scene durations (4 scenes, 46s)
Key Remotion components
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