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A1 Hero 12 commercial frames, two doors, the command bar. Hover a job → the field swaps · @ reference · / look · T tour Open A2 The layer “Your Claude Code subscription does the thinking.” One instruction through four stops. Plays itself · click a stop to take over Open A3 The wall Four jobs, one grade. Cast row plus a 40-frame wall. Hover a face → every frame it is pinned to lights · click → flips to its prompt Open A4 Prompt Builder The app’s real one, running on the page. 7 presets, 11 axes, 247 tokens. Fully usable — build a look here Open A5 The split — the token section 7 action words against 85 look words. 92% of every prompt the AI never writes. Counter runs 1 → 40 takes Open A6 Storyboard Four shot rows with their reference chips and take counts. Edit a beat → the chips re-resolve · click a thumb → lightbox Open A7 Inbox One take full size, with the review chips and the queue strip. DEV-102: now above the bench — the felt thing goes first. K keep · X kill · N note · L final · 1–5 rate Open A8 The bench All 16 tools. Nine show real output, seven are name + hotkey + line. Click any artefact → lightbox Open A9 The money Ceiling slider — takes fill and the queue stops dead. Real catalog prices. Drag the ceiling Open A10 Where it lands The folder tree beside the frames it names. Hover a render → its row lights Open A11 Price $49 and $99, plus “tell me when it ships”. No images — one of only two sections without any Open A12 FAQ Six questions, honest answers. No images Open

B1 The tour Eight steps, full screen. Job → cast sheet → look → wardrobe → location → props → shot list → it is on your disk. Every choice kept in the rail · O opens the step’s real tool · ends on capture + buy Run it B2 Flip lightbox Click any frame anywhere. F turns it over to the prompt that made it — Action / Camera / Light / Texture / Reference. Open A3 and click a frame Open A3 B3 Ask palette Eight questions with honest answers. ⌘K anywhere on the page Open

C1 Checkout Four plans (FF.PLANS), an email field, writes a pending order, hands off to Dodo’s hosted checkout. While FF.NOTIFY.enabled is true, every button — here too — goes to email capture instead Open C2 Receipt Reads the order back from Convex. Only a confirmed paid order shows “paid” and a licence key; processor return parameters are an unconfirmed reference. This link carries an example processor reference, so it shows the unconfirmed state — no URL can fill in a key Open C3 Download Three platforms, setup in three lines, “lost your key”. FF.BUILD in js/data.js carries the release, four platforms with checksums; scripts/verify-release.mjs HEADs every link before a deploy Open C4 Account The customer’s own page: licence key with copy and resend, the machines it runs on with a Release button, every receipt. Sign in with a six-digit code — but this one SPENDS a fresh code, unlike the board’s. Routes: /api/account/* in backend/convex/http.js Open

D The Craft Start here · Optics · Light · The frame · The look · Objects · Consistency · Video · The pipeline · The bench Fixed contents rail on desktop · a Contents button on a phone Open

E1v1The first attempt.Open E2v2Open E3v3Open E4v4Carried a token-math block.Open E5v5Open E6 v6 — the last one before this rebuild “Take 40 looks like take 1.” The ⌘K palette, the cap slider and the keep/kill triage all came from here. Open