Maybe “a tad different” is the better phrase.
When I rolled out Agent GIF to virtually every browser user the other day, my goal was scale and portability, not pixel‑perfect quality. The idea was to let anyone, from devs to casual readers, open an executable “seed”, in order to understand a concept, without installing a console or IDE.
Your Unreal Engine integration sounds great. (I built a simple MASM 3‑D engine ~30 years ago; my son’s deep into UE now.) But GIFs are a different kettle of fish: most forums cap uploads at ~4 MB, and a GIF is a medium, not just a console capture. It’s a container for intent.
Choosing what context to embed—logs, DAGs, prompts, or high‑level goals—takes planning. That’s the piece I’m keen to explore: how do we, as developers, package enough insight to be useful while staying within the size and security constraints?