Your agent, covered. · ROUND 3 · reference replication
Your agent, covered — storyboard
Building a real production agent means solving a huge tangle of runtime plumbing. Floom covers it. 7 scenes, 0:30, 1920×1080. Round 3: the hook diagram is a beat-for-beat replica of a professional product mind-map — a left hub with an image-thumbnail, a center column of icon+title+description capability cards, a right column of sub-cards branching from specific parents, and clearly visible sweeping bezier connectors on a full-frame dotted field.
Truth boundary: every capability shown is a real Floom runtime/ops concern, verbatim from floom.dev — schedule, approvals, run history, resumability, stop/edit, notify-only-when-needed. No chat-UI concern (markdown rendering, streaming, voice, forking, custom UI) is ever shown as something Floom handles.
A structured left-to-right product mind-map (replica of the reference): a left hub — One agent, in production — fans clearly-visible curved connectors to a center column of icon+title+description runtime-concern cards (scheduling, triggers, background execution, retries, approval gates, state, error handling), which branch to a right column of sub-cards (secrets, resumability, run history, notifications, supervision). Headline: "To run one agent for real, you build all this."
The same replica map, now denser: extra cross-column connectors plus three amber stress chips — rate limits, timeouts, auth refresh — pinned to the sub-cards. Visibly heavier, still ordered. One damning line: "Weeks of plumbing. Before it does one useful thing."
The same replica map faded to ~25% ghosts, its connectors converging into one premium Floom worker card raised center-right (gmail-digest · runs hourly · asks before it sends). Relief. Headline: "Or you write the job. Floom runs the agent."
The receipts. A 2×3 grid of ticked, title+subline capabilities: runs on a schedule · asks before it acts · every run logged · resumes if it drops · stop or edit anytime · notifies only when needed. Headline: "Floom covers all of it."
Real editor marks — Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, terminal — with the true one-line install. Headline: "From your agent, or your terminal." Command: npx @floomhq/floom mcp install
One concrete run, not an abstraction: gmail-digest summarized 6 new emails, posted to #team, sent 9:00am — after you approved it at 8:59am. Human-in-the-loop stays visible. Headline: "One line. It runs itself."
Light endcard: "You bring the job. Floom runs the agent." plus the black squircle mark, the Floom wordmark, and floom.dev.
