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Pip is the AI assistant I designed for my CRM concept, helping users work with their leads, deals and pipeline.
I wanted the assistant to feel a little more alive than a standard chat interface, so I explored different visual states and reactions for the character using Claude.
A small interaction detail, but one I think can make the experience feel much more considered.
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