Drip OS

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Most dev-tool templates hand you a hero and a feature grid. ToAgent hands you a product demo.

The hero runs a three-scene interactive theater. Click a tab and a terminal types npx toagent init, diagnostics tick off one at a time, typed tool definitions stream in as a green diff, then a live agent call fires and resolves with its latency counting up. Behind it, a circuit-board backdrop sends light pulses travelling along traced paths. Every frame is native — React and Motion code components. No video files, no image sequences, no external dependencies.

WHAT'S INSIDE

- 9 sections: nav, hero + theater, logo dock, animated feature bento, gradient CTA, 3-tier pricing, two-column FAQ, product cross-sell, footer

- 3 code components (hero theater, feature scenes, circuit backdrop) with colour and speed controls in the properties panel

- 3 canvas components: Button with 3 variants plus hover and press states, FAQ accordion, theater wrapper

- 13 colour styles, 9 text styles with per-breakpoint sizes baked in

- Desktop, tablet and phone, built at every breakpoint

- Switzer, Inter and Geist Mono, all from Framer's font library — nothing to license

SETUP

Remix, rewrite the copy, drop your logos into the dock. Every colour is a token, so changing the accent in one place moves the whole page. Code component props sit in the properties panel; you never open the code.

LIMITATIONS

- No CMS. This is a single marketing page. Add a collection if you need a blog.

- The theater is a fixed three-scene script. Retint and re-time it freely, but new scenes mean editing component code.

- Two sections use WebGL shaders. GPU-light, but swap for flat gradients if you support very old hardware.

- The logo dock ships with Framer's own brand icon set as placeholders. Replace them with your real customers before launch.

- Copy is written for an MCP and agent-infrastructure product. Other niches need a rewrite, not a find-and-replace.

ship, scale your MCP servers