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The Paged Platform

Live demos

The real editor, running inline and driven by its own scripting layer — not a recording. Play, pause, scrub by chapter, and read the script that drives each step.

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In short these aren't screencasts or recordings — each one is the actual editor, embedded live and driven by a paged script. Press play and the script runs the real app: opening panels, drawing and filling frames, narrating each step. You can pause, single-step, scrub by chapter, change speed, and read (or edit) the very script that's driving it.

How it works

Every demo is a script over paged's own automation surface — paged.* for the document, editor.* for the UI, demo.* to narrate and pace. The playground runs that script against the real editor and shows the source alongside; this page embeds it in an <iframe>. Because the demo is the product driven by its public API, it can never drift from the app — and it doubles as runnable scripting documentation.

The live editor renders on WebGPU and needs a cross-origin-isolated context, so these run on capable desktop browsers.

Draw and fill a frame

Create a document, draw a frame, fill it, and move it — every step is the script driving the real editor.

A guided tour

Open panels and switch workflow modes, narrated step by step — with a spotlight on each target.

Feature and plugin pages embed the same <LiveDemo> inline. Each script lives in the playground's corpus, so it refreshes with the app.

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