Content blocks can now trigger ambient celebration effects. Nine kinds, three intensity levels, tone-aware AI selection. Lazy-loaded and reduced-motion friendly.
Content blocks can now do something besides show text. Add a Magic Moment and the block triggers an ambient effect when the respondent reaches it.
Nine effects are available: confetti, fireworks, thunderstorm, deep-breath, gong, dramatic-explosion, drama-curtain, rainbow-portal, and flying-unicorn. Each runs in three intensities: subtle, standard, and epic. A kind picker in the block editor replaces the old toggle so you can see and choose exactly what you’re adding.
Performance. Each effect is lazy-loaded independently. If a bot has no Magic Moments, zero bytes are shipped for them. A bot using only confetti loads only the confetti code. Effects respect prefers-reduced-motion and Save-Data. There’s also a bot-level kill switch in settings to disable all effects at once.
AI selection. The AI skeleton generator now picks Magic Moment kinds based on the bot’s tone. Playful bots can receive up to two effects from the full library. Warm bots get one effect from a curated set (deep-breath, gong, confetti, drama-curtain, fireworks). Professional and formal bots receive none. Celebration effects you configure manually are preserved when you regenerate.
Available on all plans.
Content blocks can now trigger one of six ambient celebration effects — confetti, fireworks, thunderstorm, deep-breath, gong, or dramatic-explosion — each with subtle, standard, and epic intensity modes. A kind picker replaces the old toggle in the block editor. Effects are lazy-loaded per kind (zero bytes shipped for unused kinds), respect prefers-reduced-motion and Save-Data, and include a bot-level kill switch in settings. The AI skeleton generator can now suggest any ambient kind.
Three new ambient celebration effects for content blocks: drama-curtain (velvet stage curtains sweep open), rainbow-portal (a swirling rainbow portal blooms and dissolves), and flying-unicorn (a unicorn glides past trailing a rainbow streak). Each is lazy-loaded, ships zero bytes when unused, respects prefers-reduced-motion and Save-Data, and is available to the AI skeleton generator so it can pick contextually for the bot's tone.
The AI skeleton generator now picks Magic Moment kinds based on the bot's tone. Playful bots can use 2 effects from the full library; warm bots get 1 effect from a curated subset (deep-breath, gong, confetti, drama-curtain, fireworks); professional and formal bots continue to receive no effects. Manually-authored celebrations on existing blocks are preserved across regeneration runs.
