draft agent

An AI writing app on a 1080 × 1080 stage that scales to the window: a dark glass window over painted mountains, with a chat on the left and a research paper set in Newsreader on the right (the project "Rt & Social Signals", the paper "Social Signals as an Early Proxy for Physical Distancing"). A ~23.6-second story loops. A scripted pointer drags a selection down the Methods paragraph, line by line; an "Ask agent ⌘L" pop-up appears, is clicked and turns into a violet context chip that flies into the composer. "Tighten this, add sample size" is typed and sent, and the message lands in the chat. The agent's steps run with spinners while a dashed connector ties the active step to the paragraph: "Reading selection" with a scan beam running down each line, "Cross-checking sources" with chips popping in (EpiEstim, Trends export, Mobility), then "Drafting edit in document". The edit is written live: each old phrase is struck through in red, each new one typed in green, with a violet "Agent" cursor that blinks as it goes. An edit card shows +24 −17 and a summary; the pointer clicks Accept, the button turns green, the struck text fades out, the new text glows once and the document saves ("Saved · just now"). A click or tap anywhere stops the demo where it is and hands the page to the real pointer. Built as React-rendered HTML moved by damped springs, tweens and waits, with the wallpaper painted once on a canvas; the words, the diff and the timing are a few constants to change. window.__SP sets the speed, and reduced motion shows the finished edit still.