ZOS / The product tour
See ZOS
in motion.
A four-minute tour of actual ZOS usage.
The film follows an illustrative Customer Launch Studio project through environments, Taskboard, Channels, Pinboard, a Screenmode card transfer, saved DNA layouts, modes, theme controls and agent profiles. It shows the tools and workspace in a development build. Modes in the tour include Startup Builder mode, Deep Work and Code Studio.
The soundtrack is music only. The text below reproduces the film’s on-screen captions; it is not a complete audio description of every visual action.
0:00From a conversation to a clear next step.
Actual ZOS usage. Development build. Illustrative project content.
0:03A workspace that moves with you.
Tools. Modes. DNA. Independent screens.
0:06Your mission. Your tools. Your way.
One connected environment for the work in front of you.
0:09Give the next project a place of its own.
Create an environment around the work you want to achieve.
0:17Keep the purpose in view.
A dedicated design workspace, with its own mission and layout.
0:25Change context with a command. Return with a click.
Design work and launch delivery each keep their own space.
0:39A busy board. A visible next step.
Move the first customer journey from To Do into In Progress.
0:49Start where the conversation happens.
Write the launch walkthrough into the team channel.
0:57Turn that message into a decision and a task.
Pin Last preserves the context. Task Last makes it actionable.
1:07The next action now has a place on the board.
Status, ownership and timing stay beside the work.
1:13Give the board its own screen.
A real card transfer from Screen 4 to Screen 1.
1:23Pick up the work where it belongs.
On Screen 1, the onboarding review moves to Done.
1:33Independent screens. Connected context.
The mission joins the received board; discussion remains on Screen 4.
1:41Build a layout once. Keep it ready.
/dna capture saves the customer command centre as layout 48.
1:52Your working layout, ready to recall.
Three cards. Your arrangement. A reusable user layout.
2:01Bring the whole arrangement back with /dna 48.
The wide Taskboard returns above Channels and Pinboard.
2:13Pink. Green. Red. Your choice.
Use /theme -hl to change the workspace highlight colour.
2:30Startup Builder: bring the launch work together.
Mission, tasks, decisions and discussion share the canvas.
2:40Deep Work: make room for the task in front of you.
Switch modes to reshape the working view.
2:50Choose the theme that suits the moment.
Light and dark controls sit in the top bar.
2:56Code Studio: bring the editor into the workspace.
This film demonstrates editing and saved versions; no code run is shown.
3:03Keep the product story beside the code.
The customer example is saved as a real app.js version.
3:13Buttons, commands, top bar and menus.
Open the rails for discovery. Collapse them for focus.
3:23Muse: make the message clear.
Explore agent roles, linked tools and example prompts. No model run is shown.
3:30Cortex: connect the mission to the next decision.
Specialist profiles keep their role and working context visible.
3:34Forge: shape ideas into buildable work.
A visible team of specialist roles inside the environment.
3:44Bring your team. Bring your mission.
See how ZOS can fit the way you work.
3:52Music: “Neon” by Scott Buckley.
Released under CC BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au. No Melody alternative mix. Edited, faded and mixed for this film.