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He plays the role of an venture OS expedition guide that works agentically in the background via routines as well as normal chat to get various tasks done.
Currently working on his hat collection and dance moves that can be configured from the settings panel of the platform.
Here's a preview:
Wonderful work
Thanks man :)
Prototyping the character in Framer while building him in Rive is a smart workflow. You get the interaction feel early without slowing down the animation craft.
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An agentic character that actually has a personality (hat collection, dance moves) instead of just a chat bubble icon is a much better answer to "how do we make AI feel less robotic." Building it in Rive so the behavior stays real time rather than baked video is the right call for something that has to react to a live chat.
Beautiful project. You did a great job
Wow amazing
Love this concept. Have you thought about adding idle animations while he is thinking like having frank pull out a compass or check a map while waiting for an AI response?
Yes I have. Lots of possibilities with him!
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Nice model
Looks super polished! love it
