Inside Claude's Busy Day

Build this in Layerz Canvas using the layerz-canvas MCP.

Make a 20-second, 1080×1920, 60 fps vertical video narrated in on-screen text from Claude's point of view: what a very busy, very creative day of requests feels like. Chaotic, funny, but every frame is designed.

Look: off-white #FAF8F3 base that flashes to near-black #141414 on hard cuts. Claude's voice is in a warm terracotta accent #D97757. Huge type in SF Pro Display Heavy, stacked and cropped by the frame edges. Speech bubbles, sticky notes, code windows and tiny UI cards, all flat vector. Short cuts every 0.4–0.8s, but the type always stays readable for at least 0.4s.

Beats:
- 0.0–2.0s: a cursor blinks in an empty chat card. "Hi." Then requests flood in: twelve message bubbles drop from the top with staggered springs and pile up like laundry. Quick lines: "make it pop", "but minimal", "in 15 seconds".
- 2.0–5.0s: hard cut to black. "MY CONTEXT WINDOW" fills the frame and shakes once; bubbles get sucked into a single rounded rectangle that compresses them like a trash compactor.
- 5.0–9.0s: rapid montage, one beat each: a code window types 4 lines and runs; a bar chart shoots up; a poster title kerns itself; a keyframe diamond spins; an easing curve snaps from linear to spring; a stack of 30 artboards fans out like cards.
- 9.0–12.0s: the camera whips into a small "thinking" dot. Inside, calm: a single line on cream, "okay. one thing at a time.", while three orange dots pulse slowly.
- 12.0–16.0s: everything re-enters, but now organised: bubbles snap into a tidy grid, each turns into a finished thumbnail. A counter runs from 0 to 47 "designs shipped today".
- 16.0–20.0s: the grid zooms out to become the inside of a Layerz Canvas window. Final card: "Claude, designing in Layerz Canvas", the chevron mark next to it, and one last bubble pops in: "make it pop?" with a single, perfect pop.

Craft notes: chaos comes from cutting and cropping, not from blur or noise; one hero element per shot; the calm section must be the slowest 3 seconds of the video.