Create a launch video for Cosmos.so using HyperFrames. Research Cosmos.so yourself and identify its unique value proposition, then communicate that proposition accurately. Make the video exciting, engaging, modern, and worthy of a contemporary product launch. Its UI, colors, typography, branding, design language, and motion language should feel unmistakably Cosmos. Choose the concept, story, copy, pacing, imagery, and animation yourself. Build a complete, playable HyperFrames Studio project in this folder, review it at normal speed, and give me the Studio link.
I want you to examine your result visually. I want you to examine the rhythm of it, the speed of it, everything, and look for ways to improve it. Remember that the goal is to make it exciting, more energetic, and more fit for social media, meaning probably quicker cuts and just more subtle detail and more subtle polish across the board. As I'm looking at it, in some places it feels a bit slow. In some places it feels a bit boring. I need you to make it 5x more exciting. Think about using maybe 3JS, maybe some shaders, maybe whatever you need, or something to make it more exciting and more creative. Just make it much more creative, clever, fun to watch, and more exciting to watch, so that even if you're 10 years old and you have no idea what the video is about, you still want to watch to the end because it's just so fun and so exciting. Please create a v2 of it based on this feedback. You need to visually inspect your result and find the gap between what I described and what you currently have.
Make it yours. Replace "Cosmos.so" (twice in Prompt 1) with your product's site and "unmistakably Cosmos" with your brand. Send Prompt 2 unchanged once the first version is ready.
Launch video for Cosmos, from two prompts
A fast-cut 40-second launch video for the app Cosmos. Opus 5.5 researched the product and picked the concept, copy, and imagery itself in HyperFrames. A second prompt had it review its own result and make it "5x more exciting".
“2 prompts only. No references at all.”
You'll need
- HyperFrames set up for your coding agent
- Web access so the agent can research the product
How it was made
Two prompts and no references. The first has the model research Cosmos.so and build a playable HyperFrames Studio project; the second has it review the result visually and make a faster v2. Asked whether the model found the pictures and clips itself, the creator answered "Yes, everything".
Posted Sep 25, 2026 · X · 1k likes · 80k views · 34 comments
Prompt from: Two replies on X
Look notesby Reference
A clean light-mode launch film: short black headlines over gridded and scattered photo collections, a color-search bar, a save card, a photo being identified, and an end card with sign-up buttons.
- Color
- Warm off-white background and black type, one full black card, and color only from the collected photos (rust reds, greens, and grays).
- Type
- A neutral sans in black, large and tight for headlines ("Your taste is everywhere.", "No ads."), with small interface labels such as a "#BC361B" search pill and "47 elements".
- Framing
- 16:9 frames with generous white space. Headlines sit centered or left, with photos tiled below or scattered around them in depth, and interface cards float on the right.
- Structure
- Your taste is everywhere over a photo grid, a gray dot on white, Every search opens a new world with photos spreading outward, a color search for #BC361B, Save anything from the web, Know what you're looking at with a thistle photo tagged Researching, No ads on black, a #1 Graphics & Design app card, then Dream with us and Sign up for Cosmos.
