One product. Twelve possibilities.
Explore twelve working websites with the same core story,
setup prompt, and sample reports. Choose the feeling that fits.
Four darker themes built around the new headline, with working reports and a clear first run.
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An editorial, open-source feel. Warm paper, restrained green, and clear instructions that get out of your way.
The shortest route from “what is this?” to a first run.
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A technical workbench. Explore a trace, follow the journey, and see the product ask it produces.
Let the evidence explain the value before you install.
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A friendly expedition. An original agent character and a branching map make friction feel tangible.
Make the product and its purpose easy to remember.
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Native CLI. Plain artifacts. A fresh worker tries your product, and AJX records what happened.
Start at the terminal. Leave with something your product team can fix.
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AJX reveals the experience behind the outcome. Give an agent a task. Get a clear, inspectable story of what helped and what got in the way.
One focused product demo makes the value immediately visible.
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Test real tasks across agent harnesses. Trace the decisions, verify the result, and give your team evidence they can build on.
An open, technical workspace for understanding every decision.
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Your product meets different agents every day. AJX helps you explore the experience across harnesses, models, and environments.
An expansive visual story about one product meeting many agents.
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You don’t need a benchmark suite to begin. Pick one thing a user should be able to do. Let a fresh agent try it. Read the journey together.
A guided first-run lesson with prerequisites and outcomes in plain sight.
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A usability toolkit for the interfaces agents actually use: your CLI, docs, SDK, and API. Inspect the journey and turn friction into a better design.
A visual workspace connecting product decisions to observed friction.
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Brief the task. Observe a fresh attempt. Verify the outcome. Turn the evidence into product improvements. AJX makes that practice repeatable.
A clear, inspectable method that teams can repeat and refine.
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AJX turns the agent’s journey into something your team can follow. See the fork, the failure, the recovery, and the product ask behind it.
An interactive storyboard puts the sequence of events front and center.
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Install the AJX skill and native CLI together. Run a real task. Get product asks, a visual journey, and artifacts you can inspect.
Everything you need, arranged as a compact and searchable tool directory.
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01Can you explain what AJX does after five seconds?
02Is it obvious how to give your agent the first prompt?
03Does the example make you want to try it on your product?