"I just pasted a Jeff Su link."
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Made one.
It'll show up the next time you're working on something it knows about.
Enact / experimental · Wave 3b
Cosmo
Modal — Paul's favorite from v2 — in six American newspaper strips. Same character, varied face, his own small stories. Veteran-companion register. Dry. Quiet enough to hear.
Eval running
0.62 trigger.
"Just ship it."
Not yet.
Three days later
fired
Heard you used the Jeff Su one.
Good.
"I have 200 saved videos."
Start with one.
"Which one?"
Whichever you'd open first.
"Most people don't apply most of what they learn."
I know.
I'm the bit that helps with that.
Tuesday evening
"I'm watching the Karpathy talk again."
♪
"I always mean to actually use this stuff."
A bit later
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Made one. It'll fire next time you're designing an agent.
What this is
An experimental strip series — Modal from v2, Paul's favorite, given his own small stories. Cosmo as he might appear in a Sunday paper. The voice is from CHARACTER.md, scenes are from PRODUCT.md moments, the bubbles use the same Geist + tail treatment as the rest of the brand surfaces.
Every panel uses the v2 Modal silhouette (head + Signal-yellow body band) with face variations defined inline as SVG <symbol>s — nothing in cosmo-pixel-v2/ or cosmo-pixel-v3/ was modified. This file is fully self-contained.
If you want to extend it
Each strip is one <article class="strip"> with a metadata bar and a panel grid. Add panels by copying the <div class="panel"> pattern; reuse any of the eight defined Modal expressions via <svg class="cosmo"><use href="#m-rest"/></svg>.
Strip ideas still on the table: "$12 / month" (pricing), "Two install targets" (Claude Code vs platform), "DESIGN.md vs SKILL.md" (the choice point), "Refused" (a longer take on what happens when a skill fails the eval gate). Tell me which to draw and I'll add them.