Ready, not restless.
A quiet resting pose while the visitor decides what to ask.
A market-research copilot with a fly’s curiosity and an agent’s ability to explain. This is how the product and its character are taking shape.

Start with a market event, token question, or research thesis. The proposed agent gathers permitted evidence, develops a case, challenges it, and returns a structured research brief.
The first useful result: what happened, why it might matter, what contradicts the story, and what information is missing. “Wait” is a valid conclusion.
Today: an interactive scripted prototype and deployed web backend. Live model replies, external data retrieval, ElizaOS orchestration, and fly-inspired inference are not activated.
The orange circle and white handwritten mark acknowledge the original ai16z aesthetic. The fruit fly adds curiosity, motion, and a compact visual identity of its own.

Small enough to sit beside a source. Expressive enough to notice a contradiction. The mascot is a guide through a research process, not a promise of intelligence or trading performance.
In the lore, the fly finds the window. In the interface, its job is simpler: help visitors understand what the system is doing.
INDEPENDENT HOMAGE / NO OFFICIAL AFFILIATIONAnimation concept studies for a future agent companion. The storyboard below is artwork; the full character animation system is not implemented.

A quiet resting pose while the visitor decides what to ask.
A brief orientation toward a newly supplied observation.
A focused pose while evidence is being gathered.
A questioning pose when evidence conflicts or falls short.
A connecting gesture when the research is synthesized.
Stillness when the task is done, paused, or waiting for input.
Ambient flies stay near page edges. Motion can be switched off and pauses in a hidden tab. Future agent-state animations should reflect actual work, rather than imply activity that is not happening.
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