Ten short clips, each covering one moment, that together show how Longshift feels from start to finish: from a blank page that already knows, to scenes, the director, the marketplace and drag-to-form. These are design sketches based on The Orchestrator and Scenes.
A blank page that already knows: the canvas wakes and two quiet cards appear.
A high-bar initiation: the agent opens one proactive thread and explains why now.
Skills load: the domain pack arms triggers and the experience quietly adapts.
Stepping into a space: pick Logistics, and its layout and preloaded scenes fade in.
The truck moves as a self-moving container; a delay rule fires and proposes the fix.
The plant twin: Line 2 slows, an anomaly surfaces, and a what-if is simulated in the twin.
The law scene assembles iconically: court, parties, evidence and the deadline, in that order.
The Orchestrator directs the scene: a consultant knocks, says hi, and is let in.
Marketplace: browse, install a scene, and watch it appear in the Legal space.
Drag-to-form: open the radial menu, drag ERP onto the canvas, a Space forms with Undo.