Every state an assistant can be in.

A pixel matrix that keeps time while the model has nothing to show yet.

A live status line that names what the agent is doing right now, with elapsed time.

Tokens arrive softly: the newest words land in blue and settle into ink.

The classic three dots, tuned to read as presence rather than noise.

How hard to think, and how much of that budget the run actually spent.

A refusal in its own shape, with the nearest thing it can do instead.

A user bubble and a streaming assistant reply, with actions that appear on hover.

Navigate between regenerated versions of the same answer without losing your place.

Copy, rate, and regenerate. Each action confirms itself with a small state change.

A quiet failure banner with a retry path, not a modal in your face.

Turns you typed while a run was in flight, stacked and cancelable until it finishes.

Rewrite a turn in place, told up front how many replies the edit throws away.

A thumbs-down that asks why, so the signal arrives with a reason attached.

You pressed stop. The half-written answer stays, and continuing is one tap away.

Chronology in a long thread: days marked, times on hover.

Who is talking, once a thread holds more than a user and one model.

Fork the same turn to a different model instead of rolling the same dice.

Which claims came from a source, which were inferred, and which are guesses.

One tool invocation with its request and result tucked behind a disclosure.

A whole working session summarized as verbs, targets, and file stats.

Command output that streams line by line and ends with an exit status.

A unified diff with tinted additions and removals, sized for chat.

The same diff, but each hunk is a decision: keep it, discard it, apply what survived.

Everything a run touched, as a tree, with the churn spelled out per file.

A server pausing mid-tool-call to ask you for the fields it still needs.

Which servers are connected, what each one brought, and which is still waiting on you.

One call failed. The error, the attempt count, and a retry that doesn't restart the turn.

Granting a capability rather than approving one action, with the reach spelled out.

The screen the agent is driving, with a cursor trail and what it is doing right now.

A snippet with a run button, and the output it produced attached below it.

A search query and its results landing one by one as the agent reads.

Numbered references inside a sentence, each with a hover preview of its source.

A dot grid holds the frame while the image resolves out of a blur.

The passages a retrieval answer stands on, scored, before the answer itself arrives.

A document the answer leans on, with the quoted passage and the page to jump to.

What it now remembers about you, written during the turn and removable.

An outline that fills in section by section, each carrying the sources behind it.

A location answer: pins, a route between them, and the list they came from.

A small comparison table the model can answer with directly.

Digits that roll into place as a count updates in real time.

Area, line, and bars, with points landing one at a time as the series streams in.

Chrome for a sandboxed preview: a URL bar, reload, and open-in-new around a frame you isolate.

A drawn answer with zoom, reset, and a full-bleed view; you hand it the rendered graphic.

Work as a graph rather than a list: branches that fan out and rejoin.

A half-year of runs as a calendar of cells, dense where the work was.

Rendered expressions with the working shown, one step at a time.

The most common structured answer after a table: one object, labeled.

Two options weighed side by side, with the pick named and argued.

Events on a time axis, with what already happened and what is still coming.

Work measured in minutes: weighted stages, an ETA, and a way out.

A verdict with its arithmetic shown: criteria, weights, and what pulled it down.

A checklist the agent works through, with progress you can glance.

Parallel workers with their own progress, models, and completions.

A delegated task with its state, timing, result, and transcript in one card.

One pill that always answers: what is it doing, and for how long.

Human in the loop: the agent asks before it runs anything with side effects.

The agent proposes a change with its confidence, and waits for a yes.

A generated document as a tangible object, written live and versioned.

The agent's own working list, rewritten mid-run as it discovers what else is needed.

Who you are about to talk to: its skills, its model, and the endpoint behind it.

Control passing between agents, with the reason and what came along.

Work still going somewhere else, and the results waiting to be collected.

Points you can fall back to, with what each one would give back.

A run that repeats on its own, with its cadence and how it has been doing.

Every span in a run on one time axis, nested, so you can see where it actually went.

What the run spent, split by model, against the session total.

How much is left, when it comes back, and the way to get more.

Type a slash and the command menu floats above the input, filtering as you continue.

Type @ to pull people and agents into the conversation, filtered as you go.

Files stage inside the composer with per-file progress before the message sends.

The model lives in the composer rail, one tap away with context at a glance.

The mic morphs the input into a live waveform, then lands the transcript as text.

A token ring in the rail fills as the conversation grows, warning near the limit.

Come back to a thread and the sentence you never sent is still waiting.

Where the window actually went: prompt, tools, files, conversation, and what's left.

Prompts you saved, searchable, with their variables shown before you insert one.

Everything the app can do, one keystroke away and grouped by where it acts.

A live call: the orb tracks your voice, the caption names the turn, the transcript follows.

An answer played back, the spoken word lit as it goes, speed under your thumb.

Streaming never steals your scroll position; a pill offers the way back down.

The socket drops, the run keeps going on the server, and the stream is picked back up.

A read-only transcript someone sent you, with a way to pick it up yourself.

Find inside a long thread, with every hit marked down the scrollbar.

History you can actually get back into: pinned first, then grouped by when.

The floating entry point, and the panel it opens into.

Model, system prompt, temperature, and what the assistant is allowed to do.

First run: three moves that teach what this assistant is actually for.

The bottom sheet: keyboard-aware, quick actions above, thumb-sized targets.

Runtime-backed conversation switching with search, active selection, and thread actions.

The realtime voice orb, with connection, mute, and speaking state controls.

A collapsible renderer for assistant reasoning that follows the active message part.

Streaming statistics for the current message, including first token, total time, and speed.

Model context usage as a ring, bar, or text value with a detailed hover view.

A dialog for connectors and custom MCP servers, including authentication and connection state.

Runtime attachments for the composer and messages, with previews, progress, and removal.

The default runtime renderer for tool calls that do not have dedicated UI.

A collapsible runtime wrapper around consecutive tool calls in one assistant turn.

Select message text, quote it from a floating toolbar, and carry it into the composer.

Runtime sources with favicon links for URLs and file badges for documents.

Image message parts with preview, loading states, actions, and a fullscreen view.

File message parts with type-aware icons, filename, size, and download actions.

A searchable runtime model picker with grouped providers and reasoning effort controls.

A character-triggered picker for mentions, slash commands, and nested composer actions.

A message renderer that turns mention directives into inline, runtime-aware chips.

Prism-based code highlighting for assistant markdown code blocks.

Shiki code highlighting that defers tokenization until a message part settles.

Mermaid diagrams rendered inside messages, including partial streaming input.

An accessible icon button with a tooltip label and shared interaction states.

Inline SVG marks for OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google model providers.

A stay card with a photo, location and rating details, and a booking action.

A booking form collecting party size, date, and seating preference, submitted through the Card form model.

An order status card with a delivery timeline, badges per step, and quick actions.

A flight card with a live route progress bar between origin and destination.

A holdings summary combining key facts, an axis-labeled bar chart, and a table of positions.

A calendar day summary with three upcoming events and confirm/cancel actions to add it to the calendar.

A compact single-event summary card.

A glanceable weather card with a large temperature reading and conditions.

A live ride card with a big ETA and pick-up/driver facts.

A composer Form with from/to/subject/body fields, submitting the collected values on send.

A cart summary: line items, a Divider, subtotal/tax/total facts, and purchase actions.

A media card with a cover image and a numbered track list, each row playable on its own.

A chat message card with a channel/timestamp row, an author row with a round avatar, and a Markdown body.

A receipt card (Badge instead of Alert) with the purchased item, delivery/seller/paid facts, and a details link.

A stacked two-series area chart with axis ticks and a legend.

A stat card with four Col-laid-out stats beneath the player header.

A conference session card with a kicker, title, description, and two speaker rows with a View action.

A compact confirmation card with Yes/No buttons carrying distinct actions.

A single-series line chart with axis ticks.

A short task-creation Form: title, description, due date, and a submit button.

A plan-purchase Card form with volume/frequency selects, a total fact, and confirm/discard actions.

A stacked three-series bar chart with axis ticks and a legend.