The closing line was voiced as live (to live). Re-voiced so it rhymes
with five (checked against Brian's own 'five' and 'drive' by formant),
everything else unchanged.
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A 32 s trailer rendered in Blender from the Apex Universe scene. The
pane in it is the real widget replaying answers Fusion AI gave on the
live route, voiced by ElevenLabs Brian, with an original score.
fusion/launch/ holds the 16:9 cut, its poster and English captions.
The HAL 8 section gets a 'Meet Fusion AI' card (Talk to Fusion AI opens
the widget through a fusion:open event), and the widget's welcome
screen a 'Watch the launch film' chip that plays it in a lightbox.
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HAL 8's signed file links carry no extension, so a clip linked as
[video](...) rendered as a plain link. A HAL 8 file labelled video/clip
is now a player, and a HAL 8 file embedded as an image that will not
decode is swapped for one.
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The hub's assistant becomes a consumer HAL 8 chat:
- The button is HAL 8's red eye (the real logo); the header reads POWERED BY HAL 8.
- One control, a Standard | Incognito pill. Standard keeps the conversation in this browser;
Incognito keeps nothing and asks the server for no retention.
- Always on, no toggles: chat and code (copy; Python runs in the browser via Pyodide), images and
video inline, web answers with their sources, voice in (speech recognition) and read-aloud.
- Streams from HAL 8's public Fusion endpoint (hal8.odyssey-works.io/v1/public/fusion/chat); the
browser never holds a key. Limits come back as a friendly "see you tomorrow" card.
- A small safe markdown renderer: everything escaped, https-only links and media, HAL 8-relative
file links resolved against HAL 8.
- tools/fusion_inject.py replaces the old assistant block idempotently (between /*F8-BEGIN*/ and
/*F8-END*/) and inlines fusion/fusion.css.
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