
Spaces is a plugin for Omarchy that shows the opened app in every workspace, with a live preview on hover. Terminals running Claude Code get a badge, a spinner while the agent works, and a pulsing mark when it needs input.
The Hook
“(No spoken dialogue — A high-energy audio riser with a 'whoosh' effect occurs, followed by a bright, shimmering synth impact.)”
Product Reveal
“(No spoken dialogue — A subtle riser leads into a second, more pronounced synth impact.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — The sustained, evolving pad sound with a prominent sub-bass layer continues.)”
Feature Teaser
“(No spoken dialogue — The sustained, evolving pad sound with a prominent sub-bass layer continues.)”
Call to Action
“(No spoken dialogue — A final, sustained synth pad with a gentle decay concludes the track.)”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the dev-tool-minimalist-reveal template.
The workspace bar appears with a subtle glow, and application icons animate into their respective workspace slots with a quick, bouncy motion.
Use `spring()` for icon entry animation with a slight overshoot. Implement a `linear-gradient` or `radial-gradient` for the bar's subtle glow, animating its opacity and position. Icons can use `interpolate()` for scaling and translation.
A detailed application preview window slides in from the top with a slight bounce, displaying dynamic content, then quickly blurs and slides out.
Employ `spring()` for the window's entry and exit, with `translateY` and `scale`. Apply an SVG `feGaussianBlur` filter for the blur effect during exit, animating its `stdDeviation` property. Content within the window can be a `Canvas` or `Image` component.
A circular spinner animates over an application icon, followed by a pulsing dot that changes color, indicating agent activity and input needs.
Use `interpolate()` for the spinner's `rotate` property. The pulsing dot can be a `Circle` component animating its `scale` and `opacity` with `spring()` or `loop()` for a continuous pulse. Color changes can be handled with `interpolateColor()`.
Purpose. Introduce the core UI element (workspace bar) and hint at its functionality.
Execution. The workspace bar appears, and a single workspace is highlighted, setting an anticipatory tone.
Purpose. Demonstrate the primary benefit: visibility of all apps across workspaces.
Execution. Application icons populate the workspace bar, accompanied by a clear, concise tagline.
Purpose. Showcase advanced features like live previews and agent status indicators.
Execution. A detailed preview window animates in, followed by dynamic status badges on specific app icons.
Purpose. Conclude with the product name and call to action.
Execution. The UI elements gracefully rearrange to reveal the product name and a GitHub link.
Objective
A new CLI tool called 'FlowState' that visualizes active processes and their resource consumption across multiple server instances.How the recipe adapts
The workspace bar would be adapted into a 'Server Instance Bar' at the top, showing active server IDs. Instead of app icons, small 'process bubbles' would appear within each server slot, indicating running tasks. Hovering over a server ID would trigger a 'Live Resource Monitor' window to slide in, displaying CPU/RAM usage graphs and log snippets, similar to the app preview. Critical process alerts would use the 'Agent Status Indicator' primitive, showing a pulsing red dot over a server ID when resource thresholds are exceeded. The final screen would display 'FlowState.' with a link to its documentation.Scene durations (4 scenes, 10s)
Key Remotion components
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