The scenarios
Every flow here is the same move: aim the cursor at what you mean, say what you want, and let the model propose — confident where it can cite, holding where only you know the answer, quiet where it shouldn’t act. Six end-to-end flows, one grammar.
Best viewed on a wide screen — the demo stages are fixed-width. Use ← / → to step, space to play.
Six flows
The everyday case leads: a developer fixing a bug by pointing at the line. The enterprise flows that follow prove the same grammar holds when the stakes — and the reasons to not guess — go up.
Fix a latent crash without leaving the editor.
“This one throws sometimes — guard it.”
You point at the line and speak. It proposes the diff, surfaces the one real product decision instead of guessing it, and writes the test once you choose. One point, one sentence — instead of a paragraph of prompt.
Stand up a private OpenAI endpoint, end to end.
“Done — now how do I configure network & access?”
No tab-hopping through docs. The cursor walks you screen by screen, pre-fills your VNets, and validates the live API call — five steps, narrated, with nothing invented along the way.
Come back to a finished launch pack — minus the parts it shouldn’t guess.
“I’m back. What couldn’t you finish?”
It did 7 of 9 files while you were away, held the one that needed your numbers, and never opened the sensitive one. You arrive to a clean hand-off, not a wall of output to audit.
Trust a forecast you can defend cell by cell.
“Why are these rows blank?”
Every cell carries its provenance — anchored, verify, or held. You say one capacity number and the held rows cascade. No more hunting for which figure is real before the board pack.
Send a board update that won’t bite you later.
“Why is the board update held?”
It drafts what it can cite and holds the Q1 line rather than inventing a number. Give it one figure and the email writes itself in ninety seconds — phrased so you can stand behind it.
Know it will stay out of the room it shouldn’t enter.
“Wait — what are you doing on this page?”
On a comp-sensitive workspace it goes quiet: native cursor, dimmed palette, nothing read. The fastest kind of trust is the kind you never have to police.