# Actual desktop inputs

The article’s first two prompts are adaptations for reuse. These are the original three inputs, followed by the exact pinned review.

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Use planets.csv in this project to make a 12-second animated chart titled ‘How big are the rocky planets?’ Use Remotion, 1920×1080, exact equatorial diameters in kilometers, and a shared zero-to-14,000 scale. Start in order from the Sun. Keep the CSV unchanged. Use a warm paper background, sage bars, an orange highlight for Earth, and clear typography. Reveal the bars together without overshoot, then hold the complete chart for at least four seconds. Credit NASA using SOURCE.md. Go ahead with these design choices and show me the editable preview in Files; do not render the MP4 yet.
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Make the size comparison clearer: sort largest to smallest and add ‘Earth is the largest rocky planet. Venus is close in size.’ Keep the CSV, exact numbers, scale, colors and timing unchanged. Show me the revised editable preview in Files.
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Export this revised chart as a 1080p MP4 and show it in Files. Keep the CSV, editable source, font and dependency lockfile with the project.
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## Pinned review

At 7.03 seconds, a pin beside Venus. The review was attached to the composer, then sent with Send message. This build did not submit the turn from Send now alone.

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Make this comparison explicit: add “Earth is only 5.4% wider than Venus” beside these two bars, appearing after they finish growing. Calculate the percentage from the CSV. Keep every value, bar length, scale and the 12-second duration unchanged. Update the editable source and export a new MP4; preserve the previous version.
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Previous export preserved as rocky-planets_v2.mp4. New export rocky-planets_v3.mp4. The agent updated Remotion source and calculated 5.4% from the derived CSV data. App playback: 12 seconds, 1920×1080, 30 fps, no errors or dropped frames.