A page and circular speaker establish context before a short exchange unfolds. The question, waiting beat and answer expansion have separate timing, with a restrained camera push during the reading hold.
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CodexA page with square corners and a circular presenter window appear together. A question bubble opens from top to bottom, three waiting dots bounce in sequence, and once they stop the answer reveals from top to bottom below the question. During the reading hold the page makes one slow push in, while the speaker stays in place and clear of the reply. Use it when a presenter describes asking an assistant, a coach or a support agent something and the exchange should be readable on screen. Keep the question and the reply short: this is one exchange, sized for reading inside the 6.8-second shot. It needs real presenter footage. The page image and a small chat avatar come from bundled generated images unless you replace them. The agent fills the page title, question and reply in a JSON file, runs the Node.js generator with your presenter clip, and renders the editable HyperFrames project to a 1920x1080, 30 fps MP4.
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v1 · Initial release on Finch.
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