Interaction-first React components where every change of state morphs: one file each, no animation library, hairline borders.
Notifications that stack, fan out on hover, follow a promise in one toast, and swipe away.
One tool invocation from arguments to result: preparing, running, done, failed or denied.
The sidebar of pages, folders or files: carry a row up, down and sideways to nest it, and folders open as you hold them.
What an agent has left: the context window split by what fills it, and each plan limit with its share and a live reset countdown.
Credits, messages or context left: quiet when there’s plenty, clear before it runs out.
Dictate a prompt: a waveform from your real mic level, a timer, then transcribing.
A voice message you can scrub and read along with: the waveform fills, the time rolls, and the transcript highlights each word as it’s said.
An email field that becomes its own answer: the button stretches across it, then settles as "You’re on the list · #1,248".
Settings → Webhooks, done properly: "Send test" runs a bead down the wire to the endpoint and back in the answer's colour, and every delivery opens into its request and response.
Watch the agent search: the query types in, page icons stack up as it reads, then it folds into a trail of searches and the pages each one found.
A scheduling week you hold in the hand: drag a slot into an event while its times roll, and anything it lands on eases aside.
Drums you can fling: each column is a real cylinder that decays onto a row, with a lens in full colour over the middle.
Connected steps you can move, inspect and follow as work flows through them.