Build a launch film that proves a capability works everywhere by showing four different surfaces typing the identical prompt, then drops into a beat-cut reel of what came out and closes on the install command. Delivered as a rendered MP4 plus the editable project.
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CodexFour input surfaces type the same short prompt one after another: a full-bleed terminal, a docked panel, an inline field in a document, and a floating composer. Each entry is faster than the last, and the fourth simply appears complete. On the music's drop the film becomes a reel of real product outputs, hard-cut on the beat. It ends on one install command in mono, with nothing moving after it. Use it for a product that works the same in several places, such as a CLI, a package, an agent skill, or an MCP server, when the launch message is that it runs wherever people already work. It is the wrong structure if the product runs in only one place, if you have fewer than eight real outputs, or if you have no licensed track with a real drop. The result is a 24 to 45 second MP4 at 1920x1080 and 30fps, plus the editable HyperFrames project with one composition per movement and a storyboard that carries the cut grid as timecodes. The agent detects the track's beats with the HyperFrames CLI, derives the cut rate from the tempo, snaps every cut to a frame, and builds the rest in HTML, CSS, SVG, and GSAP.
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v1 · Initial release on Finch.
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