The eye and the brush
Reads pictures.
Makes them too.
The workshop's visual sense — it can look at an image and tell you what's there, and picture-making is coming to join it.
Vision, live today
01The eye
Hand easel an image and it reads it: what's in the frame, what the diagram says, what the page actually shows.
Vision that turns a picture into something the rest of the workshop can reason about — a photo becomes objects, a diagram becomes structure, a scanned page becomes text you can ask questions of.
vision output · three regions detected, each labeled and bounded — the picture, made legible to the stack.
Picture-gen, coming
02The brush
Making images — turning a description into a rendered picture — is coming to the shared, hosted workshop.
The eye is here today; the brush is on its way to stand beside it. When it lands, a plain description becomes a painted scene, rendered in the same place the eye already reads from.
preview · a description on the left, a rendered scene on the right — the make side, coming to the hosted workshop.
One roof
03One visual sense for the fleet
Reading and making live under one roof, so anything that needs to see or to draw has a single place to go for it. Flip the canvas below between its two sides — same surface, two jobs.
read · the eye is live — vision, today. Switch to make to preview the brush, on its way to the hosted workshop.