stillmade-sdk 0.1.44 → 0.1.46

package/AGENTS.md

@@ -71,15 +71,15 @@ Name each input for what the person brings, in the job's words: `sermonVideo` fo
 
 ## Speak the job
 
-These are StillMade's defaults: unless the person or the creator asked for something else, every screen speaks the job in its own words and adds nothing else. `manifest.action` names the Step's button, {label:"Plan the tour", running:"Planning the tour…"}, and StillMade adds the price ("Plan the tour · 1 credit"). Every Block whose Step shows StillMade's button declares it: any Block without its own screen, and any that calls operations. Without it StillMade can only guess from the Block's name or output ("Make clips"), and the readiness gate and StillMade's own builder send the Block back until it names the job. When the Block makes a picture, video or sound with AI the label starts with Generate and says what ("Generate tour", "Generate voiceover"); one that cuts or renders the person's own media says Make ("Make 6 clips"); never "Make it", "Run", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate". The main button stands out: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background; everything else is `sm-quiet` or an `sm-icon`, and close is an X icon. Report progress in the job's units with `stillmade.progress(fraction, label)` ("Moving through the kitchen, 4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing". Head the result in the job's words ("9 rooms", "Your tour · 44 s"), never "Output". Say a problem in one line with its fix beside it ("No bathroom photo. Guests look for one." and Add photo). Stay quiet: no welcome text, tips under fields, tours or banners, and at most one line of guidance on a screen, only where the next move is not obvious; anything more goes in the input's `description`, which StillMade shows behind an (i). Say nothing about how the Block works (where it runs, saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits) or where a file is kept: StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. Every drop area offers "Use a reference", which fills the Step from the person's saved photos, videos and notes: media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` where a clip works as well as a photo, and text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note); never build your own reference picker. Days and times are picked, never typed: use the `date` type, which StillMade shows as a calendar, with a list of times when the input is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`); a custom view uses `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`. Posting is a connector Step of its own, and StillMade words its button from the app and action ("Post to Instagram"). Before handing the Block back, clear every Wording note that `gate` and readiness list, unless the person asked for those words.
+These are StillMade's defaults: unless the person or the creator asked for something else, every screen speaks the job in its own words and adds nothing else. `manifest.action` names the Step's button, {label:"Plan the tour", running:"Planning the tour…"}, and StillMade adds the price ("Plan the tour · 1 credit"). Every Block whose Step shows StillMade's button declares it: any Block without its own screen, and any that calls operations. Without it StillMade can only guess from the Block's name or output ("Make clips"), and the readiness gate and StillMade's own builder send the Block back until it names the job. When the Block makes a picture, video or sound with AI the label starts with Generate and says what ("Generate tour", "Generate voiceover"); one that cuts or renders the person's own media says Make ("Make 6 clips"); never "Make it", "Run", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate". The main button stands out: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background; everything else is `sm-quiet` or an `sm-icon`, and close is an X icon. Report progress in the job's units with `stillmade.progress(fraction, label)` ("Moving through the kitchen, 4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing". Head the result in the job's words ("9 rooms", "Your tour · 44 s"), never "Output". Say a problem in one line with its fix beside it ("No bathroom photo. Guests look for one." and Add photo). A thrown error says what to add or change, never which button to press ("Add the photos to move, 1 to 12.", not "then press Make clips"): StillMade words the button, and on a one-page job it is the job's. Stay quiet: no welcome text, tips under fields, tours or banners, and at most one line of guidance on a screen, only where the next move is not obvious; anything more goes in the input's `description`, which StillMade shows behind an (i). Say nothing about how the Block works (where it runs, saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits) or where a file is kept: StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. Every drop area offers "Use a reference", which fills the Step from the person's saved photos, videos and notes: media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` where a clip works as well as a photo, and text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note); never build your own reference picker. Days and times are picked, never typed: use the `date` type, which StillMade shows as a calendar, with a list of times when the input is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`); a custom view uses `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`. Posting is a connector Step of its own, and StillMade words its button from the app and action ("Post to Instagram"). Before handing the Block back, clear every Wording note that `gate` and readiness list, unless the person asked for those words.
 
 ## Interface
 
-If the capability needs UI, use the Block UI SDK: generated `manifest.ui` controls first; a sandboxed custom view (`view.html`/`view.css`/`view.js`) only when the core interaction needs one. Build custom views from the Block kit the host injects (`block-kit.css`): the result in `sm-stage`, drawn before the first run in the shape and size of what is coming (`data-ratio="9:16"` for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound) so every part of the screen is in place at once and the result fills a place the person already sees instead of popping in somewhere unexpected; StillMade draws it the same way on the Steps it draws; on a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right, side by side, and they stack only on narrow screens and phones, the result's place under the button, picks as pictures in `sm-choices`, the picked one in the kit's ink fill (never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background) so it reads at a glance, one solid `sm-primary` naming the action in the job's words ("Plan the tour", "Generate voiceover"; never "Run" or "Make it") and no price (StillMade's run button adds it), extras in a closed `sm-more`; a look the person names wins. Fit one laptop screen without scrolling: label beside control, status in a few words, files as tiles, rare tools as icons, (i) on unclear controls. These compact rules are for a job or an ingredient. Size the view to the Block's tier (block-tier.js): an app, a workspace a person works in for a while (video editor, 3D configurator, CAD or drawing tool), looks and works like that kind of app instead of a compact page: its canvas or stage fills the view, with the panels, toolbars, inspector or timeline such an app has, direct manipulation (select, drag, zoom), keyboard shortcuts and undo; it keeps the host appearance and Block kit controls, its panels may scroll, and on a phone its tools fold into sheets while the canvas stays usable. Never shrink an app into a form of fields and one button. StillMade centers a standard view narrower than its Step and zooms a view to fill its space; an app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade draws one player for every `<video controls>` (play, timeline, time, sound and full screen, shown while the pointer is on the video, with keys and touch) and a full-screen button on result pictures in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` and on any element marked `data-stillmade-expand` (the same value makes one set of pictures, `off` removes it); `data-stillmade-player="native"` keeps the browser's controls, and a `<video>` without `controls` is the Block's own and is never touched. A picture or clip that cannot show here (kept on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape with the `image-off` glyph and the reason in its label, never words in its place. Drop words nobody needs; put helpful ones in a closed `sm-hint`. Mark each button `data-stillmade-action` (`run` on the one that runs the Block, which the device checks press once; a page that checks first keeps `run` on that button for both presses; what it does on the others, `"play sample"`) and label each field: Chat presses and fills them. Expose the capability, not the implementation: sensible defaults, previews, progress, clear errors, visible outputs. Show no raw JSON, internal IDs, filesystem details, provider terms or developer settings unless the Block is a developer tool. When a person chooses among options they need to hear or see (voices, music, fonts, looks, templates, images), let them preview each option before choosing: a sample or thumbnail from the Block's own files or the host's free samples, never a paid generation. Skip previews only when there is nothing to preview. Choices StillMade owns (voices, models in the run review) already show samples. Follow the host appearance (Light, Dark and White) and one elastic layout: stacked on a 320px phone with no sideways scroll (the inputs, the button in normal flow, never pinned, then the result's place under it), and from 860px the controls left (≤380px), the result filling the right. Short settings sit side by side, each label beside its control (`sm-field`, `sm-settings`; three or four short options as one `data-segmented` row); many items are one line each (`sm-list`) that open in place; input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`); on a phone chip rows scroll sideways and long lists show three. Compacting moves controls, never deletes them.
+If the capability needs UI, use the Block UI SDK: generated `manifest.ui` controls first; a sandboxed custom view (`view.html`/`view.css`/`view.js`) only when the core interaction needs one. Build custom views from the Block kit the host injects (`block-kit.css`): the result in `sm-stage`, drawn before the first run in the shape and size of what is coming (`data-ratio="9:16"` for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound) so every part of the screen is in place at once and the result fills a place the person already sees instead of popping in somewhere unexpected; StillMade draws it the same way on the Steps it draws; on a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right, side by side, and they stack only on narrow screens and phones, the result's place under the button, picks as pictures in `sm-choices`, the picked one in the kit's ink fill (never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background) so it reads at a glance, one solid `sm-primary` naming the action in the job's words ("Plan the tour", "Generate voiceover"; never "Run" or "Make it") and no price (StillMade's run button adds it), extras in a closed `sm-more`; a look the person names wins. Fit one laptop screen without scrolling: label beside control, status in a few words, files as tiles, rare tools as icons, (i) on unclear controls. These compact rules are for a job or an ingredient. Size the view to the Block's tier (block-tier.js): an app, a workspace a person works in for a while (video editor, 3D configurator, CAD or drawing tool), looks and works like that kind of app instead of a compact page: its canvas or stage fills the view, with the panels, toolbars, inspector or timeline such an app has, direct manipulation (select, drag, zoom), keyboard shortcuts and undo; it keeps the host appearance and Block kit controls, its panels may scroll, and on a phone its tools fold into sheets while the canvas stays usable. Never shrink an app into a form of fields and one button. StillMade centers a standard view narrower than its Step and zooms a view to fill its space; a stage shows what it holds in its middle as one group (a caption stays with its picture) and several results fill its width as one row, on a Block's screen and on the pages StillMade draws; an app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade draws one player for every `<video controls>` (play, timeline, time, sound and full screen, shown while the pointer is on the video, with keys and touch) and a full-screen button on result pictures in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` and on any element marked `data-stillmade-expand` (the same value makes one set of pictures, `off` removes it); `data-stillmade-player="native"` keeps the browser's controls, and a `<video>` without `controls` is the Block's own and is never touched. A picture or clip that cannot show here (kept on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape with the `image-off` glyph and the reason in its label, never words in its place. Drop words nobody needs; put helpful ones in a closed `sm-hint`. Mark each button `data-stillmade-action` (`run` on the one that runs the Block, which the device checks press once; a page that checks first keeps `run` on that button for both presses; what it does on the others, `"play sample"`) and label each field: Chat presses and fills them. Expose the capability, not the implementation: sensible defaults, previews, progress, clear errors, visible outputs. Show no raw JSON, internal IDs, filesystem details, provider terms or developer settings unless the Block is a developer tool. When a person chooses among options they need to hear or see (voices, music, fonts, looks, templates, images), let them preview each option before choosing: a sample or thumbnail from the Block's own files or the host's free samples, never a paid generation. Skip previews only when there is nothing to preview. Choices StillMade owns (voices, models in the run review) already show samples. Follow the host appearance (Light, Dark and White) and one elastic layout: stacked on a 320px phone with no sideways scroll (the inputs, the button in normal flow, never pinned, then the result's place under it), and from 860px the controls left (≤380px), the result filling the right. Short settings sit side by side, each label beside its control (`sm-field`, `sm-settings`; three or four short options as one `data-segmented` row); many items are one line each (`sm-list`) that open in place; input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`); on a phone chip rows scroll sideways and long lists show three. Compacting moves controls, never deletes them.
 
 ## Shared editing
 
-Projects are multiplayer. A custom view subscribes through `StillMade.onShared(callback)` and publishes every editable field: give static controls a unique `id` and `data-stillmade-share="field"` (the host owns their synchronization), use `StillMade.bindShared(field, elementId)` for controls created dynamically, and `StillMade.updateShared(values, before, options)` for structured values; private variables and DOM values are not shared. Mark a truly device-only control (playback, hover, device selection) with `data-stillmade-local`. Observe shared outputs as well as state, honor `canEdit` in every mutating callback (read-only participants cannot write), never run, click or call a paid integration in response to a remote update, and preserve conflicting drafts. Shared background work uses `sharedWork` with the `work.shared` permission.
+Projects are multiplayer, and StillMade builds it: every ordinary control on a Block's screen (text, number, range, checkbox, color, select, textarea and a kit choice group) is shared by itself, under its `data-stillmade-share`, else its `name`, else its `id`, including controls the screen adds later; the Block writes no sharing code. `StillMade.bindShared(field, elementId)` shares a control under another field name. Mark a truly device-only control (playback, hover, device selection), or an element around several, with `data-stillmade-local`. A view that publishes its own structured state (`StillMade.updateShared(values, before, options)` or `StillMade.connectDocument`) shares its controls itself: StillMade then steps aside, and it subscribes through `StillMade.onShared(callback)`; private variables and canvas drawings are not shared unless the view publishes them. Observe shared outputs as well as state, honor `canEdit` in every mutating callback (read-only participants cannot write), never run, click or call a paid integration in response to a remote update, and preserve conflicting drafts. Shared background work uses `sharedWork` with the `work.shared` permission.
 
 ## External services
 

package/INTERFACE_DESIGN.md

@@ -234,7 +234,9 @@ exception, never unrelated technical UI.
     from the inputs given so far, not an empty box. `data-layout="stack"`
     keeps one column. StillMade zooms a view to fill its space and centers a
     standard view narrower than its Step (by its margins only, so a margin
-    the view sets wins). An app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or
+    the view sets wins). A `sm-stage` shows what it holds in its middle as
+    one group (a caption stays with its picture), and several results in a
+    stage fill its width as one row; the pages StillMade draws do the same. An app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or
     WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts
     `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade
     then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade plays every

package/PASTE_TO_LLM.md

@@ -69,15 +69,15 @@ Name each input for what the person brings, in the job's words: `sermonVideo` fo
 
 ### Speak the job
 
-These are StillMade's defaults: unless the person or the creator asked for something else, every screen speaks the job in its own words and adds nothing else. `manifest.action` names the Step's button, {label:"Plan the tour", running:"Planning the tour…"}, and StillMade adds the price ("Plan the tour · 1 credit"). Every Block whose Step shows StillMade's button declares it: any Block without its own screen, and any that calls operations. Without it StillMade can only guess from the Block's name or output ("Make clips"), and the readiness gate and StillMade's own builder send the Block back until it names the job. When the Block makes a picture, video or sound with AI the label starts with Generate and says what ("Generate tour", "Generate voiceover"); one that cuts or renders the person's own media says Make ("Make 6 clips"); never "Make it", "Run", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate". The main button stands out: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background; everything else is `sm-quiet` or an `sm-icon`, and close is an X icon. Report progress in the job's units with `stillmade.progress(fraction, label)` ("Moving through the kitchen, 4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing". Head the result in the job's words ("9 rooms", "Your tour · 44 s"), never "Output". Say a problem in one line with its fix beside it ("No bathroom photo. Guests look for one." and Add photo). Stay quiet: no welcome text, tips under fields, tours or banners, and at most one line of guidance on a screen, only where the next move is not obvious; anything more goes in the input's `description`, which StillMade shows behind an (i). Say nothing about how the Block works (where it runs, saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits) or where a file is kept: StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. Every drop area offers "Use a reference", which fills the Step from the person's saved photos, videos and notes: media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` where a clip works as well as a photo, and text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note); never build your own reference picker. Days and times are picked, never typed: use the `date` type, which StillMade shows as a calendar, with a list of times when the input is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`); a custom view uses `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`. Posting is a connector Step of its own, and StillMade words its button from the app and action ("Post to Instagram"). Before handing the Block back, clear every Wording note that `gate` and readiness list, unless the person asked for those words.
+These are StillMade's defaults: unless the person or the creator asked for something else, every screen speaks the job in its own words and adds nothing else. `manifest.action` names the Step's button, {label:"Plan the tour", running:"Planning the tour…"}, and StillMade adds the price ("Plan the tour · 1 credit"). Every Block whose Step shows StillMade's button declares it: any Block without its own screen, and any that calls operations. Without it StillMade can only guess from the Block's name or output ("Make clips"), and the readiness gate and StillMade's own builder send the Block back until it names the job. When the Block makes a picture, video or sound with AI the label starts with Generate and says what ("Generate tour", "Generate voiceover"); one that cuts or renders the person's own media says Make ("Make 6 clips"); never "Make it", "Run", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate". The main button stands out: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background; everything else is `sm-quiet` or an `sm-icon`, and close is an X icon. Report progress in the job's units with `stillmade.progress(fraction, label)` ("Moving through the kitchen, 4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing". Head the result in the job's words ("9 rooms", "Your tour · 44 s"), never "Output". Say a problem in one line with its fix beside it ("No bathroom photo. Guests look for one." and Add photo). A thrown error says what to add or change, never which button to press ("Add the photos to move, 1 to 12.", not "then press Make clips"): StillMade words the button, and on a one-page job it is the job's. Stay quiet: no welcome text, tips under fields, tours or banners, and at most one line of guidance on a screen, only where the next move is not obvious; anything more goes in the input's `description`, which StillMade shows behind an (i). Say nothing about how the Block works (where it runs, saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits) or where a file is kept: StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. Every drop area offers "Use a reference", which fills the Step from the person's saved photos, videos and notes: media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` where a clip works as well as a photo, and text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note); never build your own reference picker. Days and times are picked, never typed: use the `date` type, which StillMade shows as a calendar, with a list of times when the input is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`); a custom view uses `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`. Posting is a connector Step of its own, and StillMade words its button from the app and action ("Post to Instagram"). Before handing the Block back, clear every Wording note that `gate` and readiness list, unless the person asked for those words.
 
 ### Interface
 
-If the capability needs UI, use the Block UI SDK: generated `manifest.ui` controls first; a sandboxed custom view (`view.html`/`view.css`/`view.js`) only when the core interaction needs one. Build custom views from the Block kit the host injects (`block-kit.css`): the result in `sm-stage`, drawn before the first run in the shape and size of what is coming (`data-ratio="9:16"` for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound) so every part of the screen is in place at once and the result fills a place the person already sees instead of popping in somewhere unexpected; StillMade draws it the same way on the Steps it draws; on a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right, side by side, and they stack only on narrow screens and phones, the result's place under the button, picks as pictures in `sm-choices`, the picked one in the kit's ink fill (never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background) so it reads at a glance, one solid `sm-primary` naming the action in the job's words ("Plan the tour", "Generate voiceover"; never "Run" or "Make it") and no price (StillMade's run button adds it), extras in a closed `sm-more`; a look the person names wins. Fit one laptop screen without scrolling: label beside control, status in a few words, files as tiles, rare tools as icons, (i) on unclear controls. These compact rules are for a job or an ingredient. Size the view to the Block's tier (block-tier.js): an app, a workspace a person works in for a while (video editor, 3D configurator, CAD or drawing tool), looks and works like that kind of app instead of a compact page: its canvas or stage fills the view, with the panels, toolbars, inspector or timeline such an app has, direct manipulation (select, drag, zoom), keyboard shortcuts and undo; it keeps the host appearance and Block kit controls, its panels may scroll, and on a phone its tools fold into sheets while the canvas stays usable. Never shrink an app into a form of fields and one button. StillMade centers a standard view narrower than its Step and zooms a view to fill its space; an app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade draws one player for every `<video controls>` (play, timeline, time, sound and full screen, shown while the pointer is on the video, with keys and touch) and a full-screen button on result pictures in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` and on any element marked `data-stillmade-expand` (the same value makes one set of pictures, `off` removes it); `data-stillmade-player="native"` keeps the browser's controls, and a `<video>` without `controls` is the Block's own and is never touched. A picture or clip that cannot show here (kept on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape with the `image-off` glyph and the reason in its label, never words in its place. Drop words nobody needs; put helpful ones in a closed `sm-hint`. Mark each button `data-stillmade-action` (`run` on the one that runs the Block, which the device checks press once; a page that checks first keeps `run` on that button for both presses; what it does on the others, `"play sample"`) and label each field: Chat presses and fills them. Expose the capability, not the implementation: sensible defaults, previews, progress, clear errors, visible outputs. Show no raw JSON, internal IDs, filesystem details, provider terms or developer settings unless the Block is a developer tool. When a person chooses among options they need to hear or see (voices, music, fonts, looks, templates, images), let them preview each option before choosing: a sample or thumbnail from the Block's own files or the host's free samples, never a paid generation. Skip previews only when there is nothing to preview. Choices StillMade owns (voices, models in the run review) already show samples. Follow the host appearance (Light, Dark and White) and one elastic layout: stacked on a 320px phone with no sideways scroll (the inputs, the button in normal flow, never pinned, then the result's place under it), and from 860px the controls left (≤380px), the result filling the right. Short settings sit side by side, each label beside its control (`sm-field`, `sm-settings`; three or four short options as one `data-segmented` row); many items are one line each (`sm-list`) that open in place; input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`); on a phone chip rows scroll sideways and long lists show three. Compacting moves controls, never deletes them.
+If the capability needs UI, use the Block UI SDK: generated `manifest.ui` controls first; a sandboxed custom view (`view.html`/`view.css`/`view.js`) only when the core interaction needs one. Build custom views from the Block kit the host injects (`block-kit.css`): the result in `sm-stage`, drawn before the first run in the shape and size of what is coming (`data-ratio="9:16"` for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound) so every part of the screen is in place at once and the result fills a place the person already sees instead of popping in somewhere unexpected; StillMade draws it the same way on the Steps it draws; on a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right, side by side, and they stack only on narrow screens and phones, the result's place under the button, picks as pictures in `sm-choices`, the picked one in the kit's ink fill (never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background) so it reads at a glance, one solid `sm-primary` naming the action in the job's words ("Plan the tour", "Generate voiceover"; never "Run" or "Make it") and no price (StillMade's run button adds it), extras in a closed `sm-more`; a look the person names wins. Fit one laptop screen without scrolling: label beside control, status in a few words, files as tiles, rare tools as icons, (i) on unclear controls. These compact rules are for a job or an ingredient. Size the view to the Block's tier (block-tier.js): an app, a workspace a person works in for a while (video editor, 3D configurator, CAD or drawing tool), looks and works like that kind of app instead of a compact page: its canvas or stage fills the view, with the panels, toolbars, inspector or timeline such an app has, direct manipulation (select, drag, zoom), keyboard shortcuts and undo; it keeps the host appearance and Block kit controls, its panels may scroll, and on a phone its tools fold into sheets while the canvas stays usable. Never shrink an app into a form of fields and one button. StillMade centers a standard view narrower than its Step and zooms a view to fill its space; a stage shows what it holds in its middle as one group (a caption stays with its picture) and several results fill its width as one row, on a Block's screen and on the pages StillMade draws; an app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade draws one player for every `<video controls>` (play, timeline, time, sound and full screen, shown while the pointer is on the video, with keys and touch) and a full-screen button on result pictures in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` and on any element marked `data-stillmade-expand` (the same value makes one set of pictures, `off` removes it); `data-stillmade-player="native"` keeps the browser's controls, and a `<video>` without `controls` is the Block's own and is never touched. A picture or clip that cannot show here (kept on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape with the `image-off` glyph and the reason in its label, never words in its place. Drop words nobody needs; put helpful ones in a closed `sm-hint`. Mark each button `data-stillmade-action` (`run` on the one that runs the Block, which the device checks press once; a page that checks first keeps `run` on that button for both presses; what it does on the others, `"play sample"`) and label each field: Chat presses and fills them. Expose the capability, not the implementation: sensible defaults, previews, progress, clear errors, visible outputs. Show no raw JSON, internal IDs, filesystem details, provider terms or developer settings unless the Block is a developer tool. When a person chooses among options they need to hear or see (voices, music, fonts, looks, templates, images), let them preview each option before choosing: a sample or thumbnail from the Block's own files or the host's free samples, never a paid generation. Skip previews only when there is nothing to preview. Choices StillMade owns (voices, models in the run review) already show samples. Follow the host appearance (Light, Dark and White) and one elastic layout: stacked on a 320px phone with no sideways scroll (the inputs, the button in normal flow, never pinned, then the result's place under it), and from 860px the controls left (≤380px), the result filling the right. Short settings sit side by side, each label beside its control (`sm-field`, `sm-settings`; three or four short options as one `data-segmented` row); many items are one line each (`sm-list`) that open in place; input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`); on a phone chip rows scroll sideways and long lists show three. Compacting moves controls, never deletes them.
 
 ### Shared editing
 
-Projects are multiplayer. A custom view subscribes through `StillMade.onShared(callback)` and publishes every editable field: give static controls a unique `id` and `data-stillmade-share="field"` (the host owns their synchronization), use `StillMade.bindShared(field, elementId)` for controls created dynamically, and `StillMade.updateShared(values, before, options)` for structured values; private variables and DOM values are not shared. Mark a truly device-only control (playback, hover, device selection) with `data-stillmade-local`. Observe shared outputs as well as state, honor `canEdit` in every mutating callback (read-only participants cannot write), never run, click or call a paid integration in response to a remote update, and preserve conflicting drafts. Shared background work uses `sharedWork` with the `work.shared` permission.
+Projects are multiplayer, and StillMade builds it: every ordinary control on a Block's screen (text, number, range, checkbox, color, select, textarea and a kit choice group) is shared by itself, under its `data-stillmade-share`, else its `name`, else its `id`, including controls the screen adds later; the Block writes no sharing code. `StillMade.bindShared(field, elementId)` shares a control under another field name. Mark a truly device-only control (playback, hover, device selection), or an element around several, with `data-stillmade-local`. A view that publishes its own structured state (`StillMade.updateShared(values, before, options)` or `StillMade.connectDocument`) shares its controls itself: StillMade then steps aside, and it subscribes through `StillMade.onShared(callback)`; private variables and canvas drawings are not shared unless the view publishes them. Observe shared outputs as well as state, honor `canEdit` in every mutating callback (read-only participants cannot write), never run, click or call a paid integration in response to a remote update, and preserve conflicting drafts. Shared background work uses `sharedWork` with the `work.shared` permission.
 
 ### External services
 
@@ -243,7 +243,7 @@ Optional custom view interfaces are supported, but generated manifest.ui control
 
 *When:* StillMade's builder adds this section when the person asks for an interface, preview or controls, or refines a Block that has one.
 
-A custom interface is the optional package-level view:{html,css?,themedCss?,javascript?}; when refining, preserve and refine base.view. Design it by StillMade's interface principles, in order: Function first: unless the person asks for a design direction, build from the Block kit (`sm-block`, `sm-stage`, `sm-choices`, `sm-actions`, `sm-more`) and ship little or no CSS of your own. A direction the person names wins over the kit. Show the thing being made: the preview, media or result gets the largest area (`sm-stage`), and every part shows at once: before the first run the result's place is drawn in the shape and size of what is coming (a 9:16 frame for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound), so the result fills it instead of popping in. On a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right; they stack only on narrow screens and phones. A picture or clip the Block makes fills it in its own shape, as large as fits; several fill it as a grid, each big enough to watch. Small tiles are for the files a person gives the Block, never for what it makes. A clip is a `<video controls>`, which StillMade plays in its own player with full screen, and a picture in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` (or marked `data-stillmade-expand`) gets StillMade's full-screen button; leave out `controls` only when the Block drives playback itself. Never a JSON dump, source editor, manifest or diagnostic panel unless the task is about source. One obvious next action: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background or a ghost outline; peers are `sm-quiet` buttons or named icons, and close is an X icon. Seven or fewer choices in view. Speak the job unless the person or creator asks otherwise. The action button names what it does in the job's words (`manifest.action`: "Plan the tour"; AI pictures, video and sound start with Generate and say what, the person's own media cut or rendered says Make: "Generate voiceover", "Make 6 clips"), never "Make it", "Run", "Run step", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate"; progress counts the job's units ("4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing"; results and problems use its words in one line. Show no credit numbers: StillMade puts the price beside the verb on its own run button ("Write · 1 credit"), with a chip for the model, quality or count when they can change. Pressing it runs at that price; a confirmation appears only when the server price is higher than the one shown. Pictures over words: choices people see or hear are thumbnails, swatches, samples or glyphs (`sm-choices`), not word lists. Icons carry an accessible name and tooltip; never emoji. A picked option reads at a glance: keep the kit's ink fill on an `sm-choices` pick, never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background. Media that cannot show here (on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape, never words in its place. Words only when needed. Drop what nobody needs to finish the task (intros, "how it works", restating the Block name). Words that might help start collapsed (`sm-hint`, `sm-more`). Errors, spending approvals, stale inputs and destructive steps stay visible, in few words. Strong defaults; secondary settings go in `sm-more`, closed. Compact: the whole Block fits one laptop screen without scrolling. A short setting is one row, its label beside the control; no card around a single control. Status is a dot or a few words ("No narration yet"), never a paragraph; the reason sits behind an `sm-hint`. Files are tiles: a saved file is a thumbnail or chip and adding one is the + tile (`<button class="sm-add" data-stillmade-add="<input>">`), which opens StillMade's picker. Never an `<input type="file">` or the bare browser file picker, and no size limits in view until a file is too big. Rare tools (update, schedule, history, reload) are named icon buttons beside the action, never sections under the work. An (i) beside anything a newcomer could misread: a setting, status or number whose effect is not obvious from its label gets a closed `sm-hint` with one or two sentences. Give every input that needs one a `description`; StillMade shows it as that (i). Obvious controls get none. One workspace: no cards inside cards, no second title, step counter or Back/Next bar; the host owns navigation. One page per job (November 3, 2026): a guided job's screen holds the inputs and settings, then a cheap check before the expensive run (the script and a voice sample before the video, a second `StillMade.run` that StillMade prices on its own), then the result; never a second Block or Step for the check. A workspace a person works in (a CAD tool, a canvas, an editor) is its own Block, and turning what it made into something else is the next one. Status sits beside the action it describes (`sm-status`), in a few words. Keep the page in normal scroll flow; no sticky media or control strips unless the editing task needs them. Use the width: from 860px wide the kit puts the controls on the left at a reading width (300–380px) and the result (`sm-stage`) fills the right, in its real shape; under that everything stacks in the page's order: the inputs, the action in normal flow (never pinned), then the result's place under it, so put `sm-stage` after `sm-actions`. Extra width goes to the result, never to wider text fields. Before there is a result, the stage previews what will be made from the inputs. `data-layout="stack"` opts out. Size with the kit, never fixed sizes: no fixed pixel widths or heights for the workspace or stage, no 100vh, no position:fixed panels. StillMade zooms a Block's screen to fill the space it has (up to 150%, never down to a phone layout on a computer), so a Block laid out with the kit's spacing fills its Step without empty space, and it centers a standard view narrower than its Step. An app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. Group what the person sets in one `sm-fields` (or `sm-settings` for short ones): the kit gives the group its own surface, so the inputs, the settings and the result read as separate parts. Settings sit side by side (`sm-settings`), next to what they change. Three or four short options are one segmented row (`data-segmented`), not a row of big tiles. Lists fill the width at a small size: input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`), many items are one line each (`sm-list`): a thumbnail, one line of text, a short fact. Tapping an item opens all of its fields in place. Extra width means more items per row, never bigger cards. On a phone chip and segment rows scroll sideways instead of wrapping; long lists show their first three with "N more" (`data-peek`) and long text five lines until tapped (`sm-clamp`). Nothing is lost when a Block gets smaller: every control stays on the screen, behind an (i), in `sm-more`, or inside the item it belongs to. Compacting moves controls; it never deletes them. Text scene descriptions are planning notes, never a storyboard or an approved frame. Say nothing about how the Block works: no notes on where it runs (this device, StillMade Desktop, the cloud), saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits or where a file is kept. StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. References fill your inputs: every drop area in StillMade offers "Use a reference", and the person's saved photos, videos and notes fill the Step with no typing. Media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` wherever a clip works as well as a photo; text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note). Never build your own reference picker or library upload. Days and times are picked, never typed: a `date` input is a calendar, with a list of times when it is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`, a label with Time, When or Starts). In a custom view use `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`, never a text box for a date. Posting is its own Step: sending a result to Instagram, TikTok, email or any app is a connector Step after the Block, worded by StillMade ("Post to Instagram"). A Block never posts from inside itself. Its DOM controller is separate from manifest runtime code. The view may also declare appearance:"original" or "host". For an imported design, preserve its colors with appearance:"original" and view.css; no themed replacement is required. Preserve base.view.appearance when refining unless the user requests a change. Omitted/host appearance retains the existing Light, Dark and White requirement: supply semantic colors in view.css or a complete replacement view.themedCss. An original-style view may optionally supply valid themedCss for a StillMade appearance preview. Use StillMade variables (--bg,--fg,--fg-muted,--border-tok,--r-3) only when opting into host styling; do not redefine host tokens in the themed variant. Appearance never relaxes sandbox constraints: no CSS escapes/filters/blending, imports/url(), or element.style mutations in JS. Use classes for UI state; media pixels retain their colors. Both CSS fields have the same 32 KiB limit; all existing shared-state, security and permission checks still apply. Declare elements in html, bind with document.getElementById/querySelector and addEventListener; use literal property access, array methods, textContent, input.value, button.disabled and canvas. Initial values: StillMade.onInput(values=>{...}); await StillMade.run(inputBindings) returns validated output bindings from the isolated package runtime; catch errors and show results. No computation in the DOM controller; put it in code/recipe. Disable the action button while pending.
+A custom interface is the optional package-level view:{html,css?,themedCss?,javascript?}; when refining, preserve and refine base.view. Design it by StillMade's interface principles, in order: Function first: unless the person asks for a design direction, build from the Block kit (`sm-block`, `sm-stage`, `sm-choices`, `sm-actions`, `sm-more`) and ship little or no CSS of your own. A direction the person names wins over the kit. Show the thing being made: the preview, media or result gets the largest area (`sm-stage`), and every part shows at once: before the first run the result's place is drawn in the shape and size of what is coming (a 9:16 frame for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound), so the result fills it instead of popping in. On a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right; they stack only on narrow screens and phones. A picture or clip the Block makes fills it in its own shape, as large as fits; several fill it as a grid, each big enough to watch. Small tiles are for the files a person gives the Block, never for what it makes. A clip is a `<video controls>`, which StillMade plays in its own player with full screen, and a picture in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` (or marked `data-stillmade-expand`) gets StillMade's full-screen button; leave out `controls` only when the Block drives playback itself. Never a JSON dump, source editor, manifest or diagnostic panel unless the task is about source. One obvious next action: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background or a ghost outline; peers are `sm-quiet` buttons or named icons, and close is an X icon. Seven or fewer choices in view. Speak the job unless the person or creator asks otherwise. The action button names what it does in the job's words (`manifest.action`: "Plan the tour"; AI pictures, video and sound start with Generate and say what, the person's own media cut or rendered says Make: "Generate voiceover", "Make 6 clips"), never "Make it", "Run", "Run step", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate"; progress counts the job's units ("4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing"; results and problems use its words in one line. Show no credit numbers: StillMade puts the price beside the verb on its own run button ("Write · 1 credit"), with a chip for the model, quality or count when they can change. Pressing it runs at that price; a confirmation appears only when the server price is higher than the one shown. Pictures over words: choices people see or hear are thumbnails, swatches, samples or glyphs (`sm-choices`), not word lists. Icons carry an accessible name and tooltip; never emoji. A picked option reads at a glance: keep the kit's ink fill on an `sm-choices` pick, never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background. Media that cannot show here (on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape, never words in its place. Words only when needed. Drop what nobody needs to finish the task (intros, "how it works", restating the Block name). Words that might help start collapsed (`sm-hint`, `sm-more`). Errors, spending approvals, stale inputs and destructive steps stay visible, in few words. Strong defaults; secondary settings go in `sm-more`, closed. Compact: the whole Block fits one laptop screen without scrolling. A short setting is one row, its label beside the control; no card around a single control. Status is a dot or a few words ("No narration yet"), never a paragraph; the reason sits behind an `sm-hint`. Files are tiles: a saved file is a thumbnail or chip and adding one is the + tile (`<button class="sm-add" data-stillmade-add="<input>">`), which opens StillMade's picker. Never an `<input type="file">` or the bare browser file picker, and no size limits in view until a file is too big. Rare tools (update, schedule, history, reload) are named icon buttons beside the action, never sections under the work. An (i) beside anything a newcomer could misread: a setting, status or number whose effect is not obvious from its label gets a closed `sm-hint` with one or two sentences. Give every input that needs one a `description`; StillMade shows it as that (i). Obvious controls get none. One workspace: no cards inside cards, no second title, step counter or Back/Next bar; the host owns navigation. One page per job (November 3, 2026): a guided job's screen holds the inputs and settings, then a cheap check before the expensive run (the script and a voice sample before the video, a second `StillMade.run` that StillMade prices on its own), then the result; never a second Block or Step for the check. A workspace a person works in (a CAD tool, a canvas, an editor) is its own Block, and turning what it made into something else is the next one. Status sits beside the action it describes (`sm-status`), in a few words. Keep the page in normal scroll flow; no sticky media or control strips unless the editing task needs them. Use the width: from 860px wide the kit puts the controls on the left at a reading width (300–380px) and the result (`sm-stage`) fills the right, in its real shape; under that everything stacks in the page's order: the inputs, the action in normal flow (never pinned), then the result's place under it, so put `sm-stage` after `sm-actions`. Extra width goes to the result, never to wider text fields. Before there is a result, the stage previews what will be made from the inputs. `data-layout="stack"` opts out. Size with the kit, never fixed sizes: no fixed pixel widths or heights for the workspace or stage, no 100vh, no position:fixed panels. StillMade zooms a Block's screen to fill the space it has (up to 150%, never down to a phone layout on a computer), so a Block laid out with the kit's spacing fills its Step without empty space, and it centers a standard view narrower than its Step. The kit's `sm-stage` shows what it holds in its middle as one group (a caption stays with its picture), and several results in a stage fill its width as one row; the pages StillMade draws follow the same rule. An app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. Group what the person sets in one `sm-fields` (or `sm-settings` for short ones): the kit gives the group its own surface, so the inputs, the settings and the result read as separate parts. Settings sit side by side (`sm-settings`), next to what they change. Three or four short options are one segmented row (`data-segmented`), not a row of big tiles. Lists fill the width at a small size: input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`), many items are one line each (`sm-list`): a thumbnail, one line of text, a short fact. Tapping an item opens all of its fields in place. Extra width means more items per row, never bigger cards. On a phone chip and segment rows scroll sideways instead of wrapping; long lists show their first three with "N more" (`data-peek`) and long text five lines until tapped (`sm-clamp`). Nothing is lost when a Block gets smaller: every control stays on the screen, behind an (i), in `sm-more`, or inside the item it belongs to. Compacting moves controls; it never deletes them. Text scene descriptions are planning notes, never a storyboard or an approved frame. Say nothing about how the Block works: no notes on where it runs (this device, StillMade Desktop, the cloud), saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits or where a file is kept. StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. References fill your inputs: every drop area in StillMade offers "Use a reference", and the person's saved photos, videos and notes fill the Step with no typing. Media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` wherever a clip works as well as a photo; text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note). Never build your own reference picker or library upload. Days and times are picked, never typed: a `date` input is a calendar, with a list of times when it is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`, a label with Time, When or Starts). In a custom view use `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`, never a text box for a date. Posting is its own Step: sending a result to Instagram, TikTok, email or any app is a connector Step after the Block, worded by StillMade ("Post to Instagram"). A Block never posts from inside itself. Its DOM controller is separate from manifest runtime code. The view may also declare appearance:"original" or "host". For an imported design, preserve its colors with appearance:"original" and view.css; no themed replacement is required. Preserve base.view.appearance when refining unless the user requests a change. Omitted/host appearance retains the existing Light, Dark and White requirement: supply semantic colors in view.css or a complete replacement view.themedCss. An original-style view may optionally supply valid themedCss for a StillMade appearance preview. Use StillMade variables (--bg,--fg,--fg-muted,--border-tok,--r-3) only when opting into host styling; do not redefine host tokens in the themed variant. Appearance never relaxes sandbox constraints: no CSS escapes/filters/blending, imports/url(), or element.style mutations in JS. Use classes for UI state; media pixels retain their colors. Both CSS fields have the same 32 KiB limit; all existing shared-state, security and permission checks still apply. Declare elements in html, bind with document.getElementById/querySelector and addEventListener; use literal property access, array methods, textContent, input.value, button.disabled and canvas. Initial values: StillMade.onInput(values=>{...}); await StillMade.run(inputBindings) returns validated output bindings from the isolated package runtime; catch errors and show results. No computation in the DOM controller; put it in code/recipe. Disable the action button while pending.
 Standard custom view code (no `view.config.json` frame runtime) is checked before it runs. These rules come straight from the validator; frame views run in their own sandbox and may build the page with ordinary DOM calls such as `createElement`:
 
 - **HTML elements:** only `div`, `section`, `article`, `header`, `footer`, `main`, `aside`, `nav`, `h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `p`, `span`, `strong`, `em`, `i`, `small`, `br`, `hr`, `label`, `input`, `textarea`, `button`, `select`, `option`, `optgroup`, `fieldset`, `legend`, `output`, `progress`, `meter`, `ul`, `ol`, `li`, `dl`, `dt`, `dd`, `figure`, `figcaption`, `img`, `video`, `audio`, `source`, `canvas`, `table`, `thead`, `tbody`, `tfoot`, `tr`, `th`, `td`, `pre`, `code`, `details`, `summary`. No scripts, iframes, SVG, forms, comments or inline event attributes; media URLs must be `data:` or `blob:`.

package/SDK.md

@@ -266,15 +266,15 @@ Name each input for what the person brings, in the job's words: `sermonVideo` fo
 
 ### Speak the job
 
-These are StillMade's defaults: unless the person or the creator asked for something else, every screen speaks the job in its own words and adds nothing else. `manifest.action` names the Step's button, {label:"Plan the tour", running:"Planning the tour…"}, and StillMade adds the price ("Plan the tour · 1 credit"). Every Block whose Step shows StillMade's button declares it: any Block without its own screen, and any that calls operations. Without it StillMade can only guess from the Block's name or output ("Make clips"), and the readiness gate and StillMade's own builder send the Block back until it names the job. When the Block makes a picture, video or sound with AI the label starts with Generate and says what ("Generate tour", "Generate voiceover"); one that cuts or renders the person's own media says Make ("Make 6 clips"); never "Make it", "Run", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate". The main button stands out: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background; everything else is `sm-quiet` or an `sm-icon`, and close is an X icon. Report progress in the job's units with `stillmade.progress(fraction, label)` ("Moving through the kitchen, 4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing". Head the result in the job's words ("9 rooms", "Your tour · 44 s"), never "Output". Say a problem in one line with its fix beside it ("No bathroom photo. Guests look for one." and Add photo). Stay quiet: no welcome text, tips under fields, tours or banners, and at most one line of guidance on a screen, only where the next move is not obvious; anything more goes in the input's `description`, which StillMade shows behind an (i). Say nothing about how the Block works (where it runs, saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits) or where a file is kept: StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. Every drop area offers "Use a reference", which fills the Step from the person's saved photos, videos and notes: media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` where a clip works as well as a photo, and text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note); never build your own reference picker. Days and times are picked, never typed: use the `date` type, which StillMade shows as a calendar, with a list of times when the input is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`); a custom view uses `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`. Posting is a connector Step of its own, and StillMade words its button from the app and action ("Post to Instagram"). Before handing the Block back, clear every Wording note that `gate` and readiness list, unless the person asked for those words.
+These are StillMade's defaults: unless the person or the creator asked for something else, every screen speaks the job in its own words and adds nothing else. `manifest.action` names the Step's button, {label:"Plan the tour", running:"Planning the tour…"}, and StillMade adds the price ("Plan the tour · 1 credit"). Every Block whose Step shows StillMade's button declares it: any Block without its own screen, and any that calls operations. Without it StillMade can only guess from the Block's name or output ("Make clips"), and the readiness gate and StillMade's own builder send the Block back until it names the job. When the Block makes a picture, video or sound with AI the label starts with Generate and says what ("Generate tour", "Generate voiceover"); one that cuts or renders the person's own media says Make ("Make 6 clips"); never "Make it", "Run", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate". The main button stands out: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background; everything else is `sm-quiet` or an `sm-icon`, and close is an X icon. Report progress in the job's units with `stillmade.progress(fraction, label)` ("Moving through the kitchen, 4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing". Head the result in the job's words ("9 rooms", "Your tour · 44 s"), never "Output". Say a problem in one line with its fix beside it ("No bathroom photo. Guests look for one." and Add photo). A thrown error says what to add or change, never which button to press ("Add the photos to move, 1 to 12.", not "then press Make clips"): StillMade words the button, and on a one-page job it is the job's. Stay quiet: no welcome text, tips under fields, tours or banners, and at most one line of guidance on a screen, only where the next move is not obvious; anything more goes in the input's `description`, which StillMade shows behind an (i). Say nothing about how the Block works (where it runs, saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits) or where a file is kept: StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. Every drop area offers "Use a reference", which fills the Step from the person's saved photos, videos and notes: media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` where a clip works as well as a photo, and text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note); never build your own reference picker. Days and times are picked, never typed: use the `date` type, which StillMade shows as a calendar, with a list of times when the input is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`); a custom view uses `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`. Posting is a connector Step of its own, and StillMade words its button from the app and action ("Post to Instagram"). Before handing the Block back, clear every Wording note that `gate` and readiness list, unless the person asked for those words.
 
 ### Interface
 
-If the capability needs UI, use the Block UI SDK: generated `manifest.ui` controls first; a sandboxed custom view (`view.html`/`view.css`/`view.js`) only when the core interaction needs one. Build custom views from the Block kit the host injects (`block-kit.css`): the result in `sm-stage`, drawn before the first run in the shape and size of what is coming (`data-ratio="9:16"` for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound) so every part of the screen is in place at once and the result fills a place the person already sees instead of popping in somewhere unexpected; StillMade draws it the same way on the Steps it draws; on a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right, side by side, and they stack only on narrow screens and phones, the result's place under the button, picks as pictures in `sm-choices`, the picked one in the kit's ink fill (never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background) so it reads at a glance, one solid `sm-primary` naming the action in the job's words ("Plan the tour", "Generate voiceover"; never "Run" or "Make it") and no price (StillMade's run button adds it), extras in a closed `sm-more`; a look the person names wins. Fit one laptop screen without scrolling: label beside control, status in a few words, files as tiles, rare tools as icons, (i) on unclear controls. These compact rules are for a job or an ingredient. Size the view to the Block's tier (block-tier.js): an app, a workspace a person works in for a while (video editor, 3D configurator, CAD or drawing tool), looks and works like that kind of app instead of a compact page: its canvas or stage fills the view, with the panels, toolbars, inspector or timeline such an app has, direct manipulation (select, drag, zoom), keyboard shortcuts and undo; it keeps the host appearance and Block kit controls, its panels may scroll, and on a phone its tools fold into sheets while the canvas stays usable. Never shrink an app into a form of fields and one button. StillMade centers a standard view narrower than its Step and zooms a view to fill its space; an app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade draws one player for every `<video controls>` (play, timeline, time, sound and full screen, shown while the pointer is on the video, with keys and touch) and a full-screen button on result pictures in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` and on any element marked `data-stillmade-expand` (the same value makes one set of pictures, `off` removes it); `data-stillmade-player="native"` keeps the browser's controls, and a `<video>` without `controls` is the Block's own and is never touched. A picture or clip that cannot show here (kept on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape with the `image-off` glyph and the reason in its label, never words in its place. Drop words nobody needs; put helpful ones in a closed `sm-hint`. Mark each button `data-stillmade-action` (`run` on the one that runs the Block, which the device checks press once; a page that checks first keeps `run` on that button for both presses; what it does on the others, `"play sample"`) and label each field: Chat presses and fills them. Expose the capability, not the implementation: sensible defaults, previews, progress, clear errors, visible outputs. Show no raw JSON, internal IDs, filesystem details, provider terms or developer settings unless the Block is a developer tool. When a person chooses among options they need to hear or see (voices, music, fonts, looks, templates, images), let them preview each option before choosing: a sample or thumbnail from the Block's own files or the host's free samples, never a paid generation. Skip previews only when there is nothing to preview. Choices StillMade owns (voices, models in the run review) already show samples. Follow the host appearance (Light, Dark and White) and one elastic layout: stacked on a 320px phone with no sideways scroll (the inputs, the button in normal flow, never pinned, then the result's place under it), and from 860px the controls left (≤380px), the result filling the right. Short settings sit side by side, each label beside its control (`sm-field`, `sm-settings`; three or four short options as one `data-segmented` row); many items are one line each (`sm-list`) that open in place; input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`); on a phone chip rows scroll sideways and long lists show three. Compacting moves controls, never deletes them.
+If the capability needs UI, use the Block UI SDK: generated `manifest.ui` controls first; a sandboxed custom view (`view.html`/`view.css`/`view.js`) only when the core interaction needs one. Build custom views from the Block kit the host injects (`block-kit.css`): the result in `sm-stage`, drawn before the first run in the shape and size of what is coming (`data-ratio="9:16"` for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound) so every part of the screen is in place at once and the result fills a place the person already sees instead of popping in somewhere unexpected; StillMade draws it the same way on the Steps it draws; on a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right, side by side, and they stack only on narrow screens and phones, the result's place under the button, picks as pictures in `sm-choices`, the picked one in the kit's ink fill (never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background) so it reads at a glance, one solid `sm-primary` naming the action in the job's words ("Plan the tour", "Generate voiceover"; never "Run" or "Make it") and no price (StillMade's run button adds it), extras in a closed `sm-more`; a look the person names wins. Fit one laptop screen without scrolling: label beside control, status in a few words, files as tiles, rare tools as icons, (i) on unclear controls. These compact rules are for a job or an ingredient. Size the view to the Block's tier (block-tier.js): an app, a workspace a person works in for a while (video editor, 3D configurator, CAD or drawing tool), looks and works like that kind of app instead of a compact page: its canvas or stage fills the view, with the panels, toolbars, inspector or timeline such an app has, direct manipulation (select, drag, zoom), keyboard shortcuts and undo; it keeps the host appearance and Block kit controls, its panels may scroll, and on a phone its tools fold into sheets while the canvas stays usable. Never shrink an app into a form of fields and one button. StillMade centers a standard view narrower than its Step and zooms a view to fill its space; a stage shows what it holds in its middle as one group (a caption stays with its picture) and several results fill its width as one row, on a Block's screen and on the pages StillMade draws; an app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade draws one player for every `<video controls>` (play, timeline, time, sound and full screen, shown while the pointer is on the video, with keys and touch) and a full-screen button on result pictures in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` and on any element marked `data-stillmade-expand` (the same value makes one set of pictures, `off` removes it); `data-stillmade-player="native"` keeps the browser's controls, and a `<video>` without `controls` is the Block's own and is never touched. A picture or clip that cannot show here (kept on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape with the `image-off` glyph and the reason in its label, never words in its place. Drop words nobody needs; put helpful ones in a closed `sm-hint`. Mark each button `data-stillmade-action` (`run` on the one that runs the Block, which the device checks press once; a page that checks first keeps `run` on that button for both presses; what it does on the others, `"play sample"`) and label each field: Chat presses and fills them. Expose the capability, not the implementation: sensible defaults, previews, progress, clear errors, visible outputs. Show no raw JSON, internal IDs, filesystem details, provider terms or developer settings unless the Block is a developer tool. When a person chooses among options they need to hear or see (voices, music, fonts, looks, templates, images), let them preview each option before choosing: a sample or thumbnail from the Block's own files or the host's free samples, never a paid generation. Skip previews only when there is nothing to preview. Choices StillMade owns (voices, models in the run review) already show samples. Follow the host appearance (Light, Dark and White) and one elastic layout: stacked on a 320px phone with no sideways scroll (the inputs, the button in normal flow, never pinned, then the result's place under it), and from 860px the controls left (≤380px), the result filling the right. Short settings sit side by side, each label beside its control (`sm-field`, `sm-settings`; three or four short options as one `data-segmented` row); many items are one line each (`sm-list`) that open in place; input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`); on a phone chip rows scroll sideways and long lists show three. Compacting moves controls, never deletes them.
 
 ### Shared editing
 
-Projects are multiplayer. A custom view subscribes through `StillMade.onShared(callback)` and publishes every editable field: give static controls a unique `id` and `data-stillmade-share="field"` (the host owns their synchronization), use `StillMade.bindShared(field, elementId)` for controls created dynamically, and `StillMade.updateShared(values, before, options)` for structured values; private variables and DOM values are not shared. Mark a truly device-only control (playback, hover, device selection) with `data-stillmade-local`. Observe shared outputs as well as state, honor `canEdit` in every mutating callback (read-only participants cannot write), never run, click or call a paid integration in response to a remote update, and preserve conflicting drafts. Shared background work uses `sharedWork` with the `work.shared` permission.
+Projects are multiplayer, and StillMade builds it: every ordinary control on a Block's screen (text, number, range, checkbox, color, select, textarea and a kit choice group) is shared by itself, under its `data-stillmade-share`, else its `name`, else its `id`, including controls the screen adds later; the Block writes no sharing code. `StillMade.bindShared(field, elementId)` shares a control under another field name. Mark a truly device-only control (playback, hover, device selection), or an element around several, with `data-stillmade-local`. A view that publishes its own structured state (`StillMade.updateShared(values, before, options)` or `StillMade.connectDocument`) shares its controls itself: StillMade then steps aside, and it subscribes through `StillMade.onShared(callback)`; private variables and canvas drawings are not shared unless the view publishes them. Observe shared outputs as well as state, honor `canEdit` in every mutating callback (read-only participants cannot write), never run, click or call a paid integration in response to a remote update, and preserve conflicting drafts. Shared background work uses `sharedWork` with the `work.shared` permission.
 
 ### External services
 
@@ -507,14 +507,18 @@ The host provides `StillMade` inside the sandbox:
 | `await StillMade.run(values)` | Validates the named input bindings, runs the package in the isolated computation worker, validates outputs, and resolves to the output bindings object |
 
 `admitPackage` and local admission include a **Shared interface contract** source
-check. The lightest path for an ordinary form control is one HTML annotation:
-`<textarea id="draft" data-stillmade-share="draft"></textarea>`. The host turns
-that into the same checked, permission-aware binding as `bindShared`; the Block
-does not implement networking, cursors, batching, conflict transport or retries.
-A `connectDocument` content-store connection supplies the platform-owned
-receive/publication paths for an existing structured store. Otherwise an
-`onShared` subscription is required, and detected editable controls must call
-`bindShared` or `updateShared`. This is a minimum static prerequisite,
+check. Multiplayer is built for a Block (November 4, 2026): StillMade shares
+every ordinary control on its screen by itself (text, number, range, checkbox,
+color, select, textarea and a kit choice group), under the control's
+`data-stillmade-share`, else its `name`, else its `id`, including controls the
+screen adds later, and releases a control when it leaves the page. The Block
+writes no sharing code and does not implement networking, cursors, batching,
+conflict transport or retries. `data-stillmade-local` on a control, or on an
+element around several, keeps them on this device. A view that publishes its
+own structured state (`updateShared` or a `connectDocument` content store)
+shares its controls itself: StillMade steps aside for it, and the check then
+asks for an `onShared` subscription (or the `connectDocument` connection) so
+teammates' edits arrive. This is a minimum static prerequisite,
 not full collaboration verification. Its `runtimeVerified` remains false even
 when it passes. Calls may be unreachable or fail to cover all controls; actual
 two-participant acceptance remains required. Runtime safety checks for already
@@ -709,14 +713,12 @@ fresh review. An acknowledged reset may already have cleared the old shared
 overlay when a subsequent local/source change is detected; the adapter reports
 that failure and requires a new explicit confirmation. Reset never runs a Block.
 
-For an ordinary static editable control, prefer
-`data-stillmade-share="title"` on the element and give it a unique `id`. No
-authored JavaScript adapter is needed. For a dynamically created or replaced
-control, call `StillMade.bindShared('title','title-input')` once after its element
-exists. Mark a genuinely device-only playback/filter control with
-`data-stillmade-local`; admission rejects an unexplained static control when the
-interface does not use a structured `updateShared` or `connectDocument` adapter.
-Both shared forms use the same host-owned binding and share a text, numeric,
+An ordinary editable control needs nothing: StillMade shares it under its
+`name` or `id` (give it one; a control with neither stays on this device).
+`data-stillmade-share="title"` names its shared field explicitly, and
+`StillMade.bindShared('title','title-input')` shares a control under another
+field name. Mark a genuinely device-only playback/filter control with
+`data-stillmade-local`. Every shared form uses the same host-owned binding and share a text, numeric,
 checkbox, or select value with a 150 ms trailing debounce, a 500 ms maximum
 batch wait during continuous typing, and a blur flush. Unchanged/duplicate native
 events do not publish or restart the delay. An edit already in flight must settle
@@ -7188,15 +7190,15 @@ Name each input for what the person brings, in the job's words: `sermonVideo` fo
 
 ### Speak the job
 
-These are StillMade's defaults: unless the person or the creator asked for something else, every screen speaks the job in its own words and adds nothing else. `manifest.action` names the Step's button, {label:"Plan the tour", running:"Planning the tour…"}, and StillMade adds the price ("Plan the tour · 1 credit"). Every Block whose Step shows StillMade's button declares it: any Block without its own screen, and any that calls operations. Without it StillMade can only guess from the Block's name or output ("Make clips"), and the readiness gate and StillMade's own builder send the Block back until it names the job. When the Block makes a picture, video or sound with AI the label starts with Generate and says what ("Generate tour", "Generate voiceover"); one that cuts or renders the person's own media says Make ("Make 6 clips"); never "Make it", "Run", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate". The main button stands out: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background; everything else is `sm-quiet` or an `sm-icon`, and close is an X icon. Report progress in the job's units with `stillmade.progress(fraction, label)` ("Moving through the kitchen, 4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing". Head the result in the job's words ("9 rooms", "Your tour · 44 s"), never "Output". Say a problem in one line with its fix beside it ("No bathroom photo. Guests look for one." and Add photo). Stay quiet: no welcome text, tips under fields, tours or banners, and at most one line of guidance on a screen, only where the next move is not obvious; anything more goes in the input's `description`, which StillMade shows behind an (i). Say nothing about how the Block works (where it runs, saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits) or where a file is kept: StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. Every drop area offers "Use a reference", which fills the Step from the person's saved photos, videos and notes: media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` where a clip works as well as a photo, and text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note); never build your own reference picker. Days and times are picked, never typed: use the `date` type, which StillMade shows as a calendar, with a list of times when the input is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`); a custom view uses `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`. Posting is a connector Step of its own, and StillMade words its button from the app and action ("Post to Instagram"). Before handing the Block back, clear every Wording note that `gate` and readiness list, unless the person asked for those words.
+These are StillMade's defaults: unless the person or the creator asked for something else, every screen speaks the job in its own words and adds nothing else. `manifest.action` names the Step's button, {label:"Plan the tour", running:"Planning the tour…"}, and StillMade adds the price ("Plan the tour · 1 credit"). Every Block whose Step shows StillMade's button declares it: any Block without its own screen, and any that calls operations. Without it StillMade can only guess from the Block's name or output ("Make clips"), and the readiness gate and StillMade's own builder send the Block back until it names the job. When the Block makes a picture, video or sound with AI the label starts with Generate and says what ("Generate tour", "Generate voiceover"); one that cuts or renders the person's own media says Make ("Make 6 clips"); never "Make it", "Run", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate". The main button stands out: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background; everything else is `sm-quiet` or an `sm-icon`, and close is an X icon. Report progress in the job's units with `stillmade.progress(fraction, label)` ("Moving through the kitchen, 4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing". Head the result in the job's words ("9 rooms", "Your tour · 44 s"), never "Output". Say a problem in one line with its fix beside it ("No bathroom photo. Guests look for one." and Add photo). A thrown error says what to add or change, never which button to press ("Add the photos to move, 1 to 12.", not "then press Make clips"): StillMade words the button, and on a one-page job it is the job's. Stay quiet: no welcome text, tips under fields, tours or banners, and at most one line of guidance on a screen, only where the next move is not obvious; anything more goes in the input's `description`, which StillMade shows behind an (i). Say nothing about how the Block works (where it runs, saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits) or where a file is kept: StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. Every drop area offers "Use a reference", which fills the Step from the person's saved photos, videos and notes: media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` where a clip works as well as a photo, and text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note); never build your own reference picker. Days and times are picked, never typed: use the `date` type, which StillMade shows as a calendar, with a list of times when the input is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`); a custom view uses `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`. Posting is a connector Step of its own, and StillMade words its button from the app and action ("Post to Instagram"). Before handing the Block back, clear every Wording note that `gate` and readiness list, unless the person asked for those words.
 
 ### Interface
 
-If the capability needs UI, use the Block UI SDK: generated `manifest.ui` controls first; a sandboxed custom view (`view.html`/`view.css`/`view.js`) only when the core interaction needs one. Build custom views from the Block kit the host injects (`block-kit.css`): the result in `sm-stage`, drawn before the first run in the shape and size of what is coming (`data-ratio="9:16"` for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound) so every part of the screen is in place at once and the result fills a place the person already sees instead of popping in somewhere unexpected; StillMade draws it the same way on the Steps it draws; on a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right, side by side, and they stack only on narrow screens and phones, the result's place under the button, picks as pictures in `sm-choices`, the picked one in the kit's ink fill (never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background) so it reads at a glance, one solid `sm-primary` naming the action in the job's words ("Plan the tour", "Generate voiceover"; never "Run" or "Make it") and no price (StillMade's run button adds it), extras in a closed `sm-more`; a look the person names wins. Fit one laptop screen without scrolling: label beside control, status in a few words, files as tiles, rare tools as icons, (i) on unclear controls. These compact rules are for a job or an ingredient. Size the view to the Block's tier (block-tier.js): an app, a workspace a person works in for a while (video editor, 3D configurator, CAD or drawing tool), looks and works like that kind of app instead of a compact page: its canvas or stage fills the view, with the panels, toolbars, inspector or timeline such an app has, direct manipulation (select, drag, zoom), keyboard shortcuts and undo; it keeps the host appearance and Block kit controls, its panels may scroll, and on a phone its tools fold into sheets while the canvas stays usable. Never shrink an app into a form of fields and one button. StillMade centers a standard view narrower than its Step and zooms a view to fill its space; an app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade draws one player for every `<video controls>` (play, timeline, time, sound and full screen, shown while the pointer is on the video, with keys and touch) and a full-screen button on result pictures in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` and on any element marked `data-stillmade-expand` (the same value makes one set of pictures, `off` removes it); `data-stillmade-player="native"` keeps the browser's controls, and a `<video>` without `controls` is the Block's own and is never touched. A picture or clip that cannot show here (kept on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape with the `image-off` glyph and the reason in its label, never words in its place. Drop words nobody needs; put helpful ones in a closed `sm-hint`. Mark each button `data-stillmade-action` (`run` on the one that runs the Block, which the device checks press once; a page that checks first keeps `run` on that button for both presses; what it does on the others, `"play sample"`) and label each field: Chat presses and fills them. Expose the capability, not the implementation: sensible defaults, previews, progress, clear errors, visible outputs. Show no raw JSON, internal IDs, filesystem details, provider terms or developer settings unless the Block is a developer tool. When a person chooses among options they need to hear or see (voices, music, fonts, looks, templates, images), let them preview each option before choosing: a sample or thumbnail from the Block's own files or the host's free samples, never a paid generation. Skip previews only when there is nothing to preview. Choices StillMade owns (voices, models in the run review) already show samples. Follow the host appearance (Light, Dark and White) and one elastic layout: stacked on a 320px phone with no sideways scroll (the inputs, the button in normal flow, never pinned, then the result's place under it), and from 860px the controls left (≤380px), the result filling the right. Short settings sit side by side, each label beside its control (`sm-field`, `sm-settings`; three or four short options as one `data-segmented` row); many items are one line each (`sm-list`) that open in place; input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`); on a phone chip rows scroll sideways and long lists show three. Compacting moves controls, never deletes them.
+If the capability needs UI, use the Block UI SDK: generated `manifest.ui` controls first; a sandboxed custom view (`view.html`/`view.css`/`view.js`) only when the core interaction needs one. Build custom views from the Block kit the host injects (`block-kit.css`): the result in `sm-stage`, drawn before the first run in the shape and size of what is coming (`data-ratio="9:16"` for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound) so every part of the screen is in place at once and the result fills a place the person already sees instead of popping in somewhere unexpected; StillMade draws it the same way on the Steps it draws; on a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right, side by side, and they stack only on narrow screens and phones, the result's place under the button, picks as pictures in `sm-choices`, the picked one in the kit's ink fill (never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background) so it reads at a glance, one solid `sm-primary` naming the action in the job's words ("Plan the tour", "Generate voiceover"; never "Run" or "Make it") and no price (StillMade's run button adds it), extras in a closed `sm-more`; a look the person names wins. Fit one laptop screen without scrolling: label beside control, status in a few words, files as tiles, rare tools as icons, (i) on unclear controls. These compact rules are for a job or an ingredient. Size the view to the Block's tier (block-tier.js): an app, a workspace a person works in for a while (video editor, 3D configurator, CAD or drawing tool), looks and works like that kind of app instead of a compact page: its canvas or stage fills the view, with the panels, toolbars, inspector or timeline such an app has, direct manipulation (select, drag, zoom), keyboard shortcuts and undo; it keeps the host appearance and Block kit controls, its panels may scroll, and on a phone its tools fold into sheets while the canvas stays usable. Never shrink an app into a form of fields and one button. StillMade centers a standard view narrower than its Step and zooms a view to fill its space; a stage shows what it holds in its middle as one group (a caption stays with its picture) and several results fill its width as one row, on a Block's screen and on the pages StillMade draws; an app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade draws one player for every `<video controls>` (play, timeline, time, sound and full screen, shown while the pointer is on the video, with keys and touch) and a full-screen button on result pictures in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` and on any element marked `data-stillmade-expand` (the same value makes one set of pictures, `off` removes it); `data-stillmade-player="native"` keeps the browser's controls, and a `<video>` without `controls` is the Block's own and is never touched. A picture or clip that cannot show here (kept on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape with the `image-off` glyph and the reason in its label, never words in its place. Drop words nobody needs; put helpful ones in a closed `sm-hint`. Mark each button `data-stillmade-action` (`run` on the one that runs the Block, which the device checks press once; a page that checks first keeps `run` on that button for both presses; what it does on the others, `"play sample"`) and label each field: Chat presses and fills them. Expose the capability, not the implementation: sensible defaults, previews, progress, clear errors, visible outputs. Show no raw JSON, internal IDs, filesystem details, provider terms or developer settings unless the Block is a developer tool. When a person chooses among options they need to hear or see (voices, music, fonts, looks, templates, images), let them preview each option before choosing: a sample or thumbnail from the Block's own files or the host's free samples, never a paid generation. Skip previews only when there is nothing to preview. Choices StillMade owns (voices, models in the run review) already show samples. Follow the host appearance (Light, Dark and White) and one elastic layout: stacked on a 320px phone with no sideways scroll (the inputs, the button in normal flow, never pinned, then the result's place under it), and from 860px the controls left (≤380px), the result filling the right. Short settings sit side by side, each label beside its control (`sm-field`, `sm-settings`; three or four short options as one `data-segmented` row); many items are one line each (`sm-list`) that open in place; input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`); on a phone chip rows scroll sideways and long lists show three. Compacting moves controls, never deletes them.
 
 ### Shared editing
 
-Projects are multiplayer. A custom view subscribes through `StillMade.onShared(callback)` and publishes every editable field: give static controls a unique `id` and `data-stillmade-share="field"` (the host owns their synchronization), use `StillMade.bindShared(field, elementId)` for controls created dynamically, and `StillMade.updateShared(values, before, options)` for structured values; private variables and DOM values are not shared. Mark a truly device-only control (playback, hover, device selection) with `data-stillmade-local`. Observe shared outputs as well as state, honor `canEdit` in every mutating callback (read-only participants cannot write), never run, click or call a paid integration in response to a remote update, and preserve conflicting drafts. Shared background work uses `sharedWork` with the `work.shared` permission.
+Projects are multiplayer, and StillMade builds it: every ordinary control on a Block's screen (text, number, range, checkbox, color, select, textarea and a kit choice group) is shared by itself, under its `data-stillmade-share`, else its `name`, else its `id`, including controls the screen adds later; the Block writes no sharing code. `StillMade.bindShared(field, elementId)` shares a control under another field name. Mark a truly device-only control (playback, hover, device selection), or an element around several, with `data-stillmade-local`. A view that publishes its own structured state (`StillMade.updateShared(values, before, options)` or `StillMade.connectDocument`) shares its controls itself: StillMade then steps aside, and it subscribes through `StillMade.onShared(callback)`; private variables and canvas drawings are not shared unless the view publishes them. Observe shared outputs as well as state, honor `canEdit` in every mutating callback (read-only participants cannot write), never run, click or call a paid integration in response to a remote update, and preserve conflicting drafts. Shared background work uses `sharedWork` with the `work.shared` permission.
 
 ### External services
 
@@ -7362,7 +7364,7 @@ Optional custom view interfaces are supported, but generated manifest.ui control
 
 *When:* StillMade's builder adds this section when the person asks for an interface, preview or controls, or refines a Block that has one.
 
-A custom interface is the optional package-level view:{html,css?,themedCss?,javascript?}; when refining, preserve and refine base.view. Design it by StillMade's interface principles, in order: Function first: unless the person asks for a design direction, build from the Block kit (`sm-block`, `sm-stage`, `sm-choices`, `sm-actions`, `sm-more`) and ship little or no CSS of your own. A direction the person names wins over the kit. Show the thing being made: the preview, media or result gets the largest area (`sm-stage`), and every part shows at once: before the first run the result's place is drawn in the shape and size of what is coming (a 9:16 frame for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound), so the result fills it instead of popping in. On a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right; they stack only on narrow screens and phones. A picture or clip the Block makes fills it in its own shape, as large as fits; several fill it as a grid, each big enough to watch. Small tiles are for the files a person gives the Block, never for what it makes. A clip is a `<video controls>`, which StillMade plays in its own player with full screen, and a picture in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` (or marked `data-stillmade-expand`) gets StillMade's full-screen button; leave out `controls` only when the Block drives playback itself. Never a JSON dump, source editor, manifest or diagnostic panel unless the task is about source. One obvious next action: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background or a ghost outline; peers are `sm-quiet` buttons or named icons, and close is an X icon. Seven or fewer choices in view. Speak the job unless the person or creator asks otherwise. The action button names what it does in the job's words (`manifest.action`: "Plan the tour"; AI pictures, video and sound start with Generate and say what, the person's own media cut or rendered says Make: "Generate voiceover", "Make 6 clips"), never "Make it", "Run", "Run step", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate"; progress counts the job's units ("4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing"; results and problems use its words in one line. Show no credit numbers: StillMade puts the price beside the verb on its own run button ("Write · 1 credit"), with a chip for the model, quality or count when they can change. Pressing it runs at that price; a confirmation appears only when the server price is higher than the one shown. Pictures over words: choices people see or hear are thumbnails, swatches, samples or glyphs (`sm-choices`), not word lists. Icons carry an accessible name and tooltip; never emoji. A picked option reads at a glance: keep the kit's ink fill on an `sm-choices` pick, never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background. Media that cannot show here (on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape, never words in its place. Words only when needed. Drop what nobody needs to finish the task (intros, "how it works", restating the Block name). Words that might help start collapsed (`sm-hint`, `sm-more`). Errors, spending approvals, stale inputs and destructive steps stay visible, in few words. Strong defaults; secondary settings go in `sm-more`, closed. Compact: the whole Block fits one laptop screen without scrolling. A short setting is one row, its label beside the control; no card around a single control. Status is a dot or a few words ("No narration yet"), never a paragraph; the reason sits behind an `sm-hint`. Files are tiles: a saved file is a thumbnail or chip and adding one is the + tile (`<button class="sm-add" data-stillmade-add="<input>">`), which opens StillMade's picker. Never an `<input type="file">` or the bare browser file picker, and no size limits in view until a file is too big. Rare tools (update, schedule, history, reload) are named icon buttons beside the action, never sections under the work. An (i) beside anything a newcomer could misread: a setting, status or number whose effect is not obvious from its label gets a closed `sm-hint` with one or two sentences. Give every input that needs one a `description`; StillMade shows it as that (i). Obvious controls get none. One workspace: no cards inside cards, no second title, step counter or Back/Next bar; the host owns navigation. One page per job (November 3, 2026): a guided job's screen holds the inputs and settings, then a cheap check before the expensive run (the script and a voice sample before the video, a second `StillMade.run` that StillMade prices on its own), then the result; never a second Block or Step for the check. A workspace a person works in (a CAD tool, a canvas, an editor) is its own Block, and turning what it made into something else is the next one. Status sits beside the action it describes (`sm-status`), in a few words. Keep the page in normal scroll flow; no sticky media or control strips unless the editing task needs them. Use the width: from 860px wide the kit puts the controls on the left at a reading width (300–380px) and the result (`sm-stage`) fills the right, in its real shape; under that everything stacks in the page's order: the inputs, the action in normal flow (never pinned), then the result's place under it, so put `sm-stage` after `sm-actions`. Extra width goes to the result, never to wider text fields. Before there is a result, the stage previews what will be made from the inputs. `data-layout="stack"` opts out. Size with the kit, never fixed sizes: no fixed pixel widths or heights for the workspace or stage, no 100vh, no position:fixed panels. StillMade zooms a Block's screen to fill the space it has (up to 150%, never down to a phone layout on a computer), so a Block laid out with the kit's spacing fills its Step without empty space, and it centers a standard view narrower than its Step. An app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. Group what the person sets in one `sm-fields` (or `sm-settings` for short ones): the kit gives the group its own surface, so the inputs, the settings and the result read as separate parts. Settings sit side by side (`sm-settings`), next to what they change. Three or four short options are one segmented row (`data-segmented`), not a row of big tiles. Lists fill the width at a small size: input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`), many items are one line each (`sm-list`): a thumbnail, one line of text, a short fact. Tapping an item opens all of its fields in place. Extra width means more items per row, never bigger cards. On a phone chip and segment rows scroll sideways instead of wrapping; long lists show their first three with "N more" (`data-peek`) and long text five lines until tapped (`sm-clamp`). Nothing is lost when a Block gets smaller: every control stays on the screen, behind an (i), in `sm-more`, or inside the item it belongs to. Compacting moves controls; it never deletes them. Text scene descriptions are planning notes, never a storyboard or an approved frame. Say nothing about how the Block works: no notes on where it runs (this device, StillMade Desktop, the cloud), saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits or where a file is kept. StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. References fill your inputs: every drop area in StillMade offers "Use a reference", and the person's saved photos, videos and notes fill the Step with no typing. Media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` wherever a clip works as well as a photo; text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note). Never build your own reference picker or library upload. Days and times are picked, never typed: a `date` input is a calendar, with a list of times when it is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`, a label with Time, When or Starts). In a custom view use `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`, never a text box for a date. Posting is its own Step: sending a result to Instagram, TikTok, email or any app is a connector Step after the Block, worded by StillMade ("Post to Instagram"). A Block never posts from inside itself. Its DOM controller is separate from manifest runtime code. The view may also declare appearance:"original" or "host". For an imported design, preserve its colors with appearance:"original" and view.css; no themed replacement is required. Preserve base.view.appearance when refining unless the user requests a change. Omitted/host appearance retains the existing Light, Dark and White requirement: supply semantic colors in view.css or a complete replacement view.themedCss. An original-style view may optionally supply valid themedCss for a StillMade appearance preview. Use StillMade variables (--bg,--fg,--fg-muted,--border-tok,--r-3) only when opting into host styling; do not redefine host tokens in the themed variant. Appearance never relaxes sandbox constraints: no CSS escapes/filters/blending, imports/url(), or element.style mutations in JS. Use classes for UI state; media pixels retain their colors. Both CSS fields have the same 32 KiB limit; all existing shared-state, security and permission checks still apply. Declare elements in html, bind with document.getElementById/querySelector and addEventListener; use literal property access, array methods, textContent, input.value, button.disabled and canvas. Initial values: StillMade.onInput(values=>{...}); await StillMade.run(inputBindings) returns validated output bindings from the isolated package runtime; catch errors and show results. No computation in the DOM controller; put it in code/recipe. Disable the action button while pending.
+A custom interface is the optional package-level view:{html,css?,themedCss?,javascript?}; when refining, preserve and refine base.view. Design it by StillMade's interface principles, in order: Function first: unless the person asks for a design direction, build from the Block kit (`sm-block`, `sm-stage`, `sm-choices`, `sm-actions`, `sm-more`) and ship little or no CSS of your own. A direction the person names wins over the kit. Show the thing being made: the preview, media or result gets the largest area (`sm-stage`), and every part shows at once: before the first run the result's place is drawn in the shape and size of what is coming (a 9:16 frame for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound), so the result fills it instead of popping in. On a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right; they stack only on narrow screens and phones. A picture or clip the Block makes fills it in its own shape, as large as fits; several fill it as a grid, each big enough to watch. Small tiles are for the files a person gives the Block, never for what it makes. A clip is a `<video controls>`, which StillMade plays in its own player with full screen, and a picture in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` (or marked `data-stillmade-expand`) gets StillMade's full-screen button; leave out `controls` only when the Block drives playback itself. Never a JSON dump, source editor, manifest or diagnostic panel unless the task is about source. One obvious next action: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background or a ghost outline; peers are `sm-quiet` buttons or named icons, and close is an X icon. Seven or fewer choices in view. Speak the job unless the person or creator asks otherwise. The action button names what it does in the job's words (`manifest.action`: "Plan the tour"; AI pictures, video and sound start with Generate and say what, the person's own media cut or rendered says Make: "Generate voiceover", "Make 6 clips"), never "Make it", "Run", "Run step", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate"; progress counts the job's units ("4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing"; results and problems use its words in one line. Show no credit numbers: StillMade puts the price beside the verb on its own run button ("Write · 1 credit"), with a chip for the model, quality or count when they can change. Pressing it runs at that price; a confirmation appears only when the server price is higher than the one shown. Pictures over words: choices people see or hear are thumbnails, swatches, samples or glyphs (`sm-choices`), not word lists. Icons carry an accessible name and tooltip; never emoji. A picked option reads at a glance: keep the kit's ink fill on an `sm-choices` pick, never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background. Media that cannot show here (on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape, never words in its place. Words only when needed. Drop what nobody needs to finish the task (intros, "how it works", restating the Block name). Words that might help start collapsed (`sm-hint`, `sm-more`). Errors, spending approvals, stale inputs and destructive steps stay visible, in few words. Strong defaults; secondary settings go in `sm-more`, closed. Compact: the whole Block fits one laptop screen without scrolling. A short setting is one row, its label beside the control; no card around a single control. Status is a dot or a few words ("No narration yet"), never a paragraph; the reason sits behind an `sm-hint`. Files are tiles: a saved file is a thumbnail or chip and adding one is the + tile (`<button class="sm-add" data-stillmade-add="<input>">`), which opens StillMade's picker. Never an `<input type="file">` or the bare browser file picker, and no size limits in view until a file is too big. Rare tools (update, schedule, history, reload) are named icon buttons beside the action, never sections under the work. An (i) beside anything a newcomer could misread: a setting, status or number whose effect is not obvious from its label gets a closed `sm-hint` with one or two sentences. Give every input that needs one a `description`; StillMade shows it as that (i). Obvious controls get none. One workspace: no cards inside cards, no second title, step counter or Back/Next bar; the host owns navigation. One page per job (November 3, 2026): a guided job's screen holds the inputs and settings, then a cheap check before the expensive run (the script and a voice sample before the video, a second `StillMade.run` that StillMade prices on its own), then the result; never a second Block or Step for the check. A workspace a person works in (a CAD tool, a canvas, an editor) is its own Block, and turning what it made into something else is the next one. Status sits beside the action it describes (`sm-status`), in a few words. Keep the page in normal scroll flow; no sticky media or control strips unless the editing task needs them. Use the width: from 860px wide the kit puts the controls on the left at a reading width (300–380px) and the result (`sm-stage`) fills the right, in its real shape; under that everything stacks in the page's order: the inputs, the action in normal flow (never pinned), then the result's place under it, so put `sm-stage` after `sm-actions`. Extra width goes to the result, never to wider text fields. Before there is a result, the stage previews what will be made from the inputs. `data-layout="stack"` opts out. Size with the kit, never fixed sizes: no fixed pixel widths or heights for the workspace or stage, no 100vh, no position:fixed panels. StillMade zooms a Block's screen to fill the space it has (up to 150%, never down to a phone layout on a computer), so a Block laid out with the kit's spacing fills its Step without empty space, and it centers a standard view narrower than its Step. The kit's `sm-stage` shows what it holds in its middle as one group (a caption stays with its picture), and several results in a stage fill its width as one row; the pages StillMade draws follow the same rule. An app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. Group what the person sets in one `sm-fields` (or `sm-settings` for short ones): the kit gives the group its own surface, so the inputs, the settings and the result read as separate parts. Settings sit side by side (`sm-settings`), next to what they change. Three or four short options are one segmented row (`data-segmented`), not a row of big tiles. Lists fill the width at a small size: input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`), many items are one line each (`sm-list`): a thumbnail, one line of text, a short fact. Tapping an item opens all of its fields in place. Extra width means more items per row, never bigger cards. On a phone chip and segment rows scroll sideways instead of wrapping; long lists show their first three with "N more" (`data-peek`) and long text five lines until tapped (`sm-clamp`). Nothing is lost when a Block gets smaller: every control stays on the screen, behind an (i), in `sm-more`, or inside the item it belongs to. Compacting moves controls; it never deletes them. Text scene descriptions are planning notes, never a storyboard or an approved frame. Say nothing about how the Block works: no notes on where it runs (this device, StillMade Desktop, the cloud), saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits or where a file is kept. StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. References fill your inputs: every drop area in StillMade offers "Use a reference", and the person's saved photos, videos and notes fill the Step with no typing. Media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` wherever a clip works as well as a photo; text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note). Never build your own reference picker or library upload. Days and times are picked, never typed: a `date` input is a calendar, with a list of times when it is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`, a label with Time, When or Starts). In a custom view use `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`, never a text box for a date. Posting is its own Step: sending a result to Instagram, TikTok, email or any app is a connector Step after the Block, worded by StillMade ("Post to Instagram"). A Block never posts from inside itself. Its DOM controller is separate from manifest runtime code. The view may also declare appearance:"original" or "host". For an imported design, preserve its colors with appearance:"original" and view.css; no themed replacement is required. Preserve base.view.appearance when refining unless the user requests a change. Omitted/host appearance retains the existing Light, Dark and White requirement: supply semantic colors in view.css or a complete replacement view.themedCss. An original-style view may optionally supply valid themedCss for a StillMade appearance preview. Use StillMade variables (--bg,--fg,--fg-muted,--border-tok,--r-3) only when opting into host styling; do not redefine host tokens in the themed variant. Appearance never relaxes sandbox constraints: no CSS escapes/filters/blending, imports/url(), or element.style mutations in JS. Use classes for UI state; media pixels retain their colors. Both CSS fields have the same 32 KiB limit; all existing shared-state, security and permission checks still apply. Declare elements in html, bind with document.getElementById/querySelector and addEventListener; use literal property access, array methods, textContent, input.value, button.disabled and canvas. Initial values: StillMade.onInput(values=>{...}); await StillMade.run(inputBindings) returns validated output bindings from the isolated package runtime; catch errors and show results. No computation in the DOM controller; put it in code/recipe. Disable the action button while pending.
 Standard custom view code (no `view.config.json` frame runtime) is checked before it runs. These rules come straight from the validator; frame views run in their own sandbox and may build the page with ordinary DOM calls such as `createElement`:
 
 - **HTML elements:** only `div`, `section`, `article`, `header`, `footer`, `main`, `aside`, `nav`, `h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `p`, `span`, `strong`, `em`, `i`, `small`, `br`, `hr`, `label`, `input`, `textarea`, `button`, `select`, `option`, `optgroup`, `fieldset`, `legend`, `output`, `progress`, `meter`, `ul`, `ol`, `li`, `dl`, `dt`, `dd`, `figure`, `figcaption`, `img`, `video`, `audio`, `source`, `canvas`, `table`, `thead`, `tbody`, `tfoot`, `tr`, `th`, `td`, `pre`, `code`, `details`, `summary`. No scripts, iframes, SVG, forms, comments or inline event attributes; media URLs must be `data:` or `blob:`.
@@ -9747,7 +9749,9 @@ exception, never unrelated technical UI.
     from the inputs given so far, not an empty box. `data-layout="stack"`
     keeps one column. StillMade zooms a view to fill its space and centers a
     standard view narrower than its Step (by its margins only, so a margin
-    the view sets wins). An app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or
+    the view sets wins). A `sm-stage` shows what it holds in its middle as
+    one group (a caption stays with its picture), and several results in a
+    stage fill its width as one row; the pages StillMade draws do the same. An app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or
     WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts
     `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade
     then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade plays every
@@ -13321,7 +13325,7 @@ Optional custom view interfaces are supported, but generated manifest.ui control
 
 *When:* StillMade's builder adds this section when the person asks for an interface, preview or controls, or refines a Block that has one.
 
-A custom interface is the optional package-level view:{html,css?,themedCss?,javascript?}; when refining, preserve and refine base.view. Design it by StillMade's interface principles, in order: Function first: unless the person asks for a design direction, build from the Block kit (`sm-block`, `sm-stage`, `sm-choices`, `sm-actions`, `sm-more`) and ship little or no CSS of your own. A direction the person names wins over the kit. Show the thing being made: the preview, media or result gets the largest area (`sm-stage`), and every part shows at once: before the first run the result's place is drawn in the shape and size of what is coming (a 9:16 frame for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound), so the result fills it instead of popping in. On a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right; they stack only on narrow screens and phones. A picture or clip the Block makes fills it in its own shape, as large as fits; several fill it as a grid, each big enough to watch. Small tiles are for the files a person gives the Block, never for what it makes. A clip is a `<video controls>`, which StillMade plays in its own player with full screen, and a picture in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` (or marked `data-stillmade-expand`) gets StillMade's full-screen button; leave out `controls` only when the Block drives playback itself. Never a JSON dump, source editor, manifest or diagnostic panel unless the task is about source. One obvious next action: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background or a ghost outline; peers are `sm-quiet` buttons or named icons, and close is an X icon. Seven or fewer choices in view. Speak the job unless the person or creator asks otherwise. The action button names what it does in the job's words (`manifest.action`: "Plan the tour"; AI pictures, video and sound start with Generate and say what, the person's own media cut or rendered says Make: "Generate voiceover", "Make 6 clips"), never "Make it", "Run", "Run step", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate"; progress counts the job's units ("4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing"; results and problems use its words in one line. Show no credit numbers: StillMade puts the price beside the verb on its own run button ("Write · 1 credit"), with a chip for the model, quality or count when they can change. Pressing it runs at that price; a confirmation appears only when the server price is higher than the one shown. Pictures over words: choices people see or hear are thumbnails, swatches, samples or glyphs (`sm-choices`), not word lists. Icons carry an accessible name and tooltip; never emoji. A picked option reads at a glance: keep the kit's ink fill on an `sm-choices` pick, never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background. Media that cannot show here (on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape, never words in its place. Words only when needed. Drop what nobody needs to finish the task (intros, "how it works", restating the Block name). Words that might help start collapsed (`sm-hint`, `sm-more`). Errors, spending approvals, stale inputs and destructive steps stay visible, in few words. Strong defaults; secondary settings go in `sm-more`, closed. Compact: the whole Block fits one laptop screen without scrolling. A short setting is one row, its label beside the control; no card around a single control. Status is a dot or a few words ("No narration yet"), never a paragraph; the reason sits behind an `sm-hint`. Files are tiles: a saved file is a thumbnail or chip and adding one is the + tile (`<button class="sm-add" data-stillmade-add="<input>">`), which opens StillMade's picker. Never an `<input type="file">` or the bare browser file picker, and no size limits in view until a file is too big. Rare tools (update, schedule, history, reload) are named icon buttons beside the action, never sections under the work. An (i) beside anything a newcomer could misread: a setting, status or number whose effect is not obvious from its label gets a closed `sm-hint` with one or two sentences. Give every input that needs one a `description`; StillMade shows it as that (i). Obvious controls get none. One workspace: no cards inside cards, no second title, step counter or Back/Next bar; the host owns navigation. One page per job (November 3, 2026): a guided job's screen holds the inputs and settings, then a cheap check before the expensive run (the script and a voice sample before the video, a second `StillMade.run` that StillMade prices on its own), then the result; never a second Block or Step for the check. A workspace a person works in (a CAD tool, a canvas, an editor) is its own Block, and turning what it made into something else is the next one. Status sits beside the action it describes (`sm-status`), in a few words. Keep the page in normal scroll flow; no sticky media or control strips unless the editing task needs them. Use the width: from 860px wide the kit puts the controls on the left at a reading width (300–380px) and the result (`sm-stage`) fills the right, in its real shape; under that everything stacks in the page's order: the inputs, the action in normal flow (never pinned), then the result's place under it, so put `sm-stage` after `sm-actions`. Extra width goes to the result, never to wider text fields. Before there is a result, the stage previews what will be made from the inputs. `data-layout="stack"` opts out. Size with the kit, never fixed sizes: no fixed pixel widths or heights for the workspace or stage, no 100vh, no position:fixed panels. StillMade zooms a Block's screen to fill the space it has (up to 150%, never down to a phone layout on a computer), so a Block laid out with the kit's spacing fills its Step without empty space, and it centers a standard view narrower than its Step. An app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. Group what the person sets in one `sm-fields` (or `sm-settings` for short ones): the kit gives the group its own surface, so the inputs, the settings and the result read as separate parts. Settings sit side by side (`sm-settings`), next to what they change. Three or four short options are one segmented row (`data-segmented`), not a row of big tiles. Lists fill the width at a small size: input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`), many items are one line each (`sm-list`): a thumbnail, one line of text, a short fact. Tapping an item opens all of its fields in place. Extra width means more items per row, never bigger cards. On a phone chip and segment rows scroll sideways instead of wrapping; long lists show their first three with "N more" (`data-peek`) and long text five lines until tapped (`sm-clamp`). Nothing is lost when a Block gets smaller: every control stays on the screen, behind an (i), in `sm-more`, or inside the item it belongs to. Compacting moves controls; it never deletes them. Text scene descriptions are planning notes, never a storyboard or an approved frame. Say nothing about how the Block works: no notes on where it runs (this device, StillMade Desktop, the cloud), saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits or where a file is kept. StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. References fill your inputs: every drop area in StillMade offers "Use a reference", and the person's saved photos, videos and notes fill the Step with no typing. Media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` wherever a clip works as well as a photo; text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note). Never build your own reference picker or library upload. Days and times are picked, never typed: a `date` input is a calendar, with a list of times when it is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`, a label with Time, When or Starts). In a custom view use `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`, never a text box for a date. Posting is its own Step: sending a result to Instagram, TikTok, email or any app is a connector Step after the Block, worded by StillMade ("Post to Instagram"). A Block never posts from inside itself. Its DOM controller is separate from manifest runtime code. The view may also declare appearance:"original" or "host". For an imported design, preserve its colors with appearance:"original" and view.css; no themed replacement is required. Preserve base.view.appearance when refining unless the user requests a change. Omitted/host appearance retains the existing Light, Dark and White requirement: supply semantic colors in view.css or a complete replacement view.themedCss. An original-style view may optionally supply valid themedCss for a StillMade appearance preview. Use StillMade variables (--bg,--fg,--fg-muted,--border-tok,--r-3) only when opting into host styling; do not redefine host tokens in the themed variant. Appearance never relaxes sandbox constraints: no CSS escapes/filters/blending, imports/url(), or element.style mutations in JS. Use classes for UI state; media pixels retain their colors. Both CSS fields have the same 32 KiB limit; all existing shared-state, security and permission checks still apply. Declare elements in html, bind with document.getElementById/querySelector and addEventListener; use literal property access, array methods, textContent, input.value, button.disabled and canvas. Initial values: StillMade.onInput(values=>{...}); await StillMade.run(inputBindings) returns validated output bindings from the isolated package runtime; catch errors and show results. No computation in the DOM controller; put it in code/recipe. Disable the action button while pending.
+A custom interface is the optional package-level view:{html,css?,themedCss?,javascript?}; when refining, preserve and refine base.view. Design it by StillMade's interface principles, in order: Function first: unless the person asks for a design direction, build from the Block kit (`sm-block`, `sm-stage`, `sm-choices`, `sm-actions`, `sm-more`) and ship little or no CSS of your own. A direction the person names wins over the kit. Show the thing being made: the preview, media or result gets the largest area (`sm-stage`), and every part shows at once: before the first run the result's place is drawn in the shape and size of what is coming (a 9:16 frame for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound), so the result fills it instead of popping in. On a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right; they stack only on narrow screens and phones. A picture or clip the Block makes fills it in its own shape, as large as fits; several fill it as a grid, each big enough to watch. Small tiles are for the files a person gives the Block, never for what it makes. A clip is a `<video controls>`, which StillMade plays in its own player with full screen, and a picture in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` (or marked `data-stillmade-expand`) gets StillMade's full-screen button; leave out `controls` only when the Block drives playback itself. Never a JSON dump, source editor, manifest or diagnostic panel unless the task is about source. One obvious next action: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background or a ghost outline; peers are `sm-quiet` buttons or named icons, and close is an X icon. Seven or fewer choices in view. Speak the job unless the person or creator asks otherwise. The action button names what it does in the job's words (`manifest.action`: "Plan the tour"; AI pictures, video and sound start with Generate and say what, the person's own media cut or rendered says Make: "Generate voiceover", "Make 6 clips"), never "Make it", "Run", "Run step", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate"; progress counts the job's units ("4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing"; results and problems use its words in one line. Show no credit numbers: StillMade puts the price beside the verb on its own run button ("Write · 1 credit"), with a chip for the model, quality or count when they can change. Pressing it runs at that price; a confirmation appears only when the server price is higher than the one shown. Pictures over words: choices people see or hear are thumbnails, swatches, samples or glyphs (`sm-choices`), not word lists. Icons carry an accessible name and tooltip; never emoji. A picked option reads at a glance: keep the kit's ink fill on an `sm-choices` pick, never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background. Media that cannot show here (on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape, never words in its place. Words only when needed. Drop what nobody needs to finish the task (intros, "how it works", restating the Block name). Words that might help start collapsed (`sm-hint`, `sm-more`). Errors, spending approvals, stale inputs and destructive steps stay visible, in few words. Strong defaults; secondary settings go in `sm-more`, closed. Compact: the whole Block fits one laptop screen without scrolling. A short setting is one row, its label beside the control; no card around a single control. Status is a dot or a few words ("No narration yet"), never a paragraph; the reason sits behind an `sm-hint`. Files are tiles: a saved file is a thumbnail or chip and adding one is the + tile (`<button class="sm-add" data-stillmade-add="<input>">`), which opens StillMade's picker. Never an `<input type="file">` or the bare browser file picker, and no size limits in view until a file is too big. Rare tools (update, schedule, history, reload) are named icon buttons beside the action, never sections under the work. An (i) beside anything a newcomer could misread: a setting, status or number whose effect is not obvious from its label gets a closed `sm-hint` with one or two sentences. Give every input that needs one a `description`; StillMade shows it as that (i). Obvious controls get none. One workspace: no cards inside cards, no second title, step counter or Back/Next bar; the host owns navigation. One page per job (November 3, 2026): a guided job's screen holds the inputs and settings, then a cheap check before the expensive run (the script and a voice sample before the video, a second `StillMade.run` that StillMade prices on its own), then the result; never a second Block or Step for the check. A workspace a person works in (a CAD tool, a canvas, an editor) is its own Block, and turning what it made into something else is the next one. Status sits beside the action it describes (`sm-status`), in a few words. Keep the page in normal scroll flow; no sticky media or control strips unless the editing task needs them. Use the width: from 860px wide the kit puts the controls on the left at a reading width (300–380px) and the result (`sm-stage`) fills the right, in its real shape; under that everything stacks in the page's order: the inputs, the action in normal flow (never pinned), then the result's place under it, so put `sm-stage` after `sm-actions`. Extra width goes to the result, never to wider text fields. Before there is a result, the stage previews what will be made from the inputs. `data-layout="stack"` opts out. Size with the kit, never fixed sizes: no fixed pixel widths or heights for the workspace or stage, no 100vh, no position:fixed panels. StillMade zooms a Block's screen to fill the space it has (up to 150%, never down to a phone layout on a computer), so a Block laid out with the kit's spacing fills its Step without empty space, and it centers a standard view narrower than its Step. The kit's `sm-stage` shows what it holds in its middle as one group (a caption stays with its picture), and several results in a stage fill its width as one row; the pages StillMade draws follow the same rule. An app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. Group what the person sets in one `sm-fields` (or `sm-settings` for short ones): the kit gives the group its own surface, so the inputs, the settings and the result read as separate parts. Settings sit side by side (`sm-settings`), next to what they change. Three or four short options are one segmented row (`data-segmented`), not a row of big tiles. Lists fill the width at a small size: input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`), many items are one line each (`sm-list`): a thumbnail, one line of text, a short fact. Tapping an item opens all of its fields in place. Extra width means more items per row, never bigger cards. On a phone chip and segment rows scroll sideways instead of wrapping; long lists show their first three with "N more" (`data-peek`) and long text five lines until tapped (`sm-clamp`). Nothing is lost when a Block gets smaller: every control stays on the screen, behind an (i), in `sm-more`, or inside the item it belongs to. Compacting moves controls; it never deletes them. Text scene descriptions are planning notes, never a storyboard or an approved frame. Say nothing about how the Block works: no notes on where it runs (this device, StillMade Desktop, the cloud), saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits or where a file is kept. StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. References fill your inputs: every drop area in StillMade offers "Use a reference", and the person's saved photos, videos and notes fill the Step with no typing. Media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` wherever a clip works as well as a photo; text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note). Never build your own reference picker or library upload. Days and times are picked, never typed: a `date` input is a calendar, with a list of times when it is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`, a label with Time, When or Starts). In a custom view use `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`, never a text box for a date. Posting is its own Step: sending a result to Instagram, TikTok, email or any app is a connector Step after the Block, worded by StillMade ("Post to Instagram"). A Block never posts from inside itself. Its DOM controller is separate from manifest runtime code. The view may also declare appearance:"original" or "host". For an imported design, preserve its colors with appearance:"original" and view.css; no themed replacement is required. Preserve base.view.appearance when refining unless the user requests a change. Omitted/host appearance retains the existing Light, Dark and White requirement: supply semantic colors in view.css or a complete replacement view.themedCss. An original-style view may optionally supply valid themedCss for a StillMade appearance preview. Use StillMade variables (--bg,--fg,--fg-muted,--border-tok,--r-3) only when opting into host styling; do not redefine host tokens in the themed variant. Appearance never relaxes sandbox constraints: no CSS escapes/filters/blending, imports/url(), or element.style mutations in JS. Use classes for UI state; media pixels retain their colors. Both CSS fields have the same 32 KiB limit; all existing shared-state, security and permission checks still apply. Declare elements in html, bind with document.getElementById/querySelector and addEventListener; use literal property access, array methods, textContent, input.value, button.disabled and canvas. Initial values: StillMade.onInput(values=>{...}); await StillMade.run(inputBindings) returns validated output bindings from the isolated package runtime; catch errors and show results. No computation in the DOM controller; put it in code/recipe. Disable the action button while pending.
 Standard custom view code (no `view.config.json` frame runtime) is checked before it runs. These rules come straight from the validator; frame views run in their own sandbox and may build the page with ordinary DOM calls such as `createElement`:
 
 - **HTML elements:** only `div`, `section`, `article`, `header`, `footer`, `main`, `aside`, `nav`, `h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `p`, `span`, `strong`, `em`, `i`, `small`, `br`, `hr`, `label`, `input`, `textarea`, `button`, `select`, `option`, `optgroup`, `fieldset`, `legend`, `output`, `progress`, `meter`, `ul`, `ol`, `li`, `dl`, `dt`, `dd`, `figure`, `figcaption`, `img`, `video`, `audio`, `source`, `canvas`, `table`, `thead`, `tbody`, `tfoot`, `tr`, `th`, `td`, `pre`, `code`, `details`, `summary`. No scripts, iframes, SVG, forms, comments or inline event attributes; media URLs must be `data:` or `blob:`.

package/UI_AESTHETIC.md

@@ -258,6 +258,13 @@ before/after examples from an Image Panels project (Voiceover 1,210 px to about
   height, not squeezed into a narrow tile); several sit in a grid that fills the
   width, each big enough to watch. Small tiles are for the files a person gives
   a Block, never for what it makes.
+- Centered in the result area (November 4, 2026, owner: "make that the rule
+  for the SDK"). What a stage shows sits in its middle as one group: a caption
+  stays with its picture, never at the top with the picture far below it, and
+  several results fill the width as one row instead of filling from the left
+  and leaving empty columns. This holds on a Block's screen (the kit's
+  `sm-stage`) and on the pages StillMade draws. A Block that lays itself out
+  (`data-stillmade-layout="own"`) keeps its own placement.
 - Settings sit side by side next to what they change (a grid of short
   segmented controls, not rows of big tiles). Lists fill the width at a small
   size: photos are small tiles, shots are one line each and open in place.

package/docs/build/block-builder-contract.md

@@ -65,15 +65,15 @@ Name each input for what the person brings, in the job's words: `sermonVideo` fo
 
 ## Speak the job
 
-These are StillMade's defaults: unless the person or the creator asked for something else, every screen speaks the job in its own words and adds nothing else. `manifest.action` names the Step's button, {label:"Plan the tour", running:"Planning the tour…"}, and StillMade adds the price ("Plan the tour · 1 credit"). Every Block whose Step shows StillMade's button declares it: any Block without its own screen, and any that calls operations. Without it StillMade can only guess from the Block's name or output ("Make clips"), and the readiness gate and StillMade's own builder send the Block back until it names the job. When the Block makes a picture, video or sound with AI the label starts with Generate and says what ("Generate tour", "Generate voiceover"); one that cuts or renders the person's own media says Make ("Make 6 clips"); never "Make it", "Run", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate". The main button stands out: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background; everything else is `sm-quiet` or an `sm-icon`, and close is an X icon. Report progress in the job's units with `stillmade.progress(fraction, label)` ("Moving through the kitchen, 4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing". Head the result in the job's words ("9 rooms", "Your tour · 44 s"), never "Output". Say a problem in one line with its fix beside it ("No bathroom photo. Guests look for one." and Add photo). Stay quiet: no welcome text, tips under fields, tours or banners, and at most one line of guidance on a screen, only where the next move is not obvious; anything more goes in the input's `description`, which StillMade shows behind an (i). Say nothing about how the Block works (where it runs, saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits) or where a file is kept: StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. Every drop area offers "Use a reference", which fills the Step from the person's saved photos, videos and notes: media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` where a clip works as well as a photo, and text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note); never build your own reference picker. Days and times are picked, never typed: use the `date` type, which StillMade shows as a calendar, with a list of times when the input is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`); a custom view uses `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`. Posting is a connector Step of its own, and StillMade words its button from the app and action ("Post to Instagram"). Before handing the Block back, clear every Wording note that `gate` and readiness list, unless the person asked for those words.
+These are StillMade's defaults: unless the person or the creator asked for something else, every screen speaks the job in its own words and adds nothing else. `manifest.action` names the Step's button, {label:"Plan the tour", running:"Planning the tour…"}, and StillMade adds the price ("Plan the tour · 1 credit"). Every Block whose Step shows StillMade's button declares it: any Block without its own screen, and any that calls operations. Without it StillMade can only guess from the Block's name or output ("Make clips"), and the readiness gate and StillMade's own builder send the Block back until it names the job. When the Block makes a picture, video or sound with AI the label starts with Generate and says what ("Generate tour", "Generate voiceover"); one that cuts or renders the person's own media says Make ("Make 6 clips"); never "Make it", "Run", "Submit", "Process" or a bare "Generate". The main button stands out: one solid `sm-primary` in the kit's ink, never restyled to the background; everything else is `sm-quiet` or an `sm-icon`, and close is an X icon. Report progress in the job's units with `stillmade.progress(fraction, label)` ("Moving through the kitchen, 4 of 9 rooms"), never "Processing". Head the result in the job's words ("9 rooms", "Your tour · 44 s"), never "Output". Say a problem in one line with its fix beside it ("No bathroom photo. Guests look for one." and Add photo). A thrown error says what to add or change, never which button to press ("Add the photos to move, 1 to 12.", not "then press Make clips"): StillMade words the button, and on a one-page job it is the job's. Stay quiet: no welcome text, tips under fields, tours or banners, and at most one line of guidance on a screen, only where the next move is not obvious; anything more goes in the input's `description`, which StillMade shows behind an (i). Say nothing about how the Block works (where it runs, saving, syncing, recovery, accounts, credits) or where a file is kept: StillMade tells the person what they need as one short notification, or nothing; never a sentence on the page, and never the same line under each item. Every drop area offers "Use a reference", which fills the Step from the person's saved photos, videos and notes: media inputs fill by kind, so take `video` or `asset` where a clip works as well as a photo, and text inputs fill by plain names and labels (`productName`, `website`, `brandColors`, `fonts`, `voice`, and `details` or `notes` for the reference's note); never build your own reference picker. Days and times are picked, never typed: use the `date` type, which StillMade shows as a calendar, with a list of times when the input is about a time (`postAt`, `startsAt`); a custom view uses `<input type="date">` or `type="datetime-local"`. Posting is a connector Step of its own, and StillMade words its button from the app and action ("Post to Instagram"). Before handing the Block back, clear every Wording note that `gate` and readiness list, unless the person asked for those words.
 
 ## Interface
 
-If the capability needs UI, use the Block UI SDK: generated `manifest.ui` controls first; a sandboxed custom view (`view.html`/`view.css`/`view.js`) only when the core interaction needs one. Build custom views from the Block kit the host injects (`block-kit.css`): the result in `sm-stage`, drawn before the first run in the shape and size of what is coming (`data-ratio="9:16"` for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound) so every part of the screen is in place at once and the result fills a place the person already sees instead of popping in somewhere unexpected; StillMade draws it the same way on the Steps it draws; on a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right, side by side, and they stack only on narrow screens and phones, the result's place under the button, picks as pictures in `sm-choices`, the picked one in the kit's ink fill (never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background) so it reads at a glance, one solid `sm-primary` naming the action in the job's words ("Plan the tour", "Generate voiceover"; never "Run" or "Make it") and no price (StillMade's run button adds it), extras in a closed `sm-more`; a look the person names wins. Fit one laptop screen without scrolling: label beside control, status in a few words, files as tiles, rare tools as icons, (i) on unclear controls. These compact rules are for a job or an ingredient. Size the view to the Block's tier (block-tier.js): an app, a workspace a person works in for a while (video editor, 3D configurator, CAD or drawing tool), looks and works like that kind of app instead of a compact page: its canvas or stage fills the view, with the panels, toolbars, inspector or timeline such an app has, direct manipulation (select, drag, zoom), keyboard shortcuts and undo; it keeps the host appearance and Block kit controls, its panels may scroll, and on a phone its tools fold into sheets while the canvas stays usable. Never shrink an app into a form of fields and one button. StillMade centers a standard view narrower than its Step and zooms a view to fill its space; an app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade draws one player for every `<video controls>` (play, timeline, time, sound and full screen, shown while the pointer is on the video, with keys and touch) and a full-screen button on result pictures in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` and on any element marked `data-stillmade-expand` (the same value makes one set of pictures, `off` removes it); `data-stillmade-player="native"` keeps the browser's controls, and a `<video>` without `controls` is the Block's own and is never touched. A picture or clip that cannot show here (kept on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape with the `image-off` glyph and the reason in its label, never words in its place. Drop words nobody needs; put helpful ones in a closed `sm-hint`. Mark each button `data-stillmade-action` (`run` on the one that runs the Block, which the device checks press once; a page that checks first keeps `run` on that button for both presses; what it does on the others, `"play sample"`) and label each field: Chat presses and fills them. Expose the capability, not the implementation: sensible defaults, previews, progress, clear errors, visible outputs. Show no raw JSON, internal IDs, filesystem details, provider terms or developer settings unless the Block is a developer tool. When a person chooses among options they need to hear or see (voices, music, fonts, looks, templates, images), let them preview each option before choosing: a sample or thumbnail from the Block's own files or the host's free samples, never a paid generation. Skip previews only when there is nothing to preview. Choices StillMade owns (voices, models in the run review) already show samples. Follow the host appearance (Light, Dark and White) and one elastic layout: stacked on a 320px phone with no sideways scroll (the inputs, the button in normal flow, never pinned, then the result's place under it), and from 860px the controls left (≤380px), the result filling the right. Short settings sit side by side, each label beside its control (`sm-field`, `sm-settings`; three or four short options as one `data-segmented` row); many items are one line each (`sm-list`) that open in place; input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`); on a phone chip rows scroll sideways and long lists show three. Compacting moves controls, never deletes them.
+If the capability needs UI, use the Block UI SDK: generated `manifest.ui` controls first; a sandboxed custom view (`view.html`/`view.css`/`view.js`) only when the core interaction needs one. Build custom views from the Block kit the host injects (`block-kit.css`): the result in `sm-stage`, drawn before the first run in the shape and size of what is coming (`data-ratio="9:16"` for a vertical clip, lines for text, a player bar for sound) so every part of the screen is in place at once and the result fills a place the person already sees instead of popping in somewhere unexpected; StillMade draws it the same way on the Steps it draws; on a wide screen what goes in sits on the left and the result on the right, side by side, and they stack only on narrow screens and phones, the result's place under the button, picks as pictures in `sm-choices`, the picked one in the kit's ink fill (never restyled to an outline, a tint or the page's background) so it reads at a glance, one solid `sm-primary` naming the action in the job's words ("Plan the tour", "Generate voiceover"; never "Run" or "Make it") and no price (StillMade's run button adds it), extras in a closed `sm-more`; a look the person names wins. Fit one laptop screen without scrolling: label beside control, status in a few words, files as tiles, rare tools as icons, (i) on unclear controls. These compact rules are for a job or an ingredient. Size the view to the Block's tier (block-tier.js): an app, a workspace a person works in for a while (video editor, 3D configurator, CAD or drawing tool), looks and works like that kind of app instead of a compact page: its canvas or stage fills the view, with the panels, toolbars, inspector or timeline such an app has, direct manipulation (select, drag, zoom), keyboard shortcuts and undo; it keeps the host appearance and Block kit controls, its panels may scroll, and on a phone its tools fold into sheets while the canvas stays usable. Never shrink an app into a form of fields and one button. StillMade centers a standard view narrower than its Step and zooms a view to fill its space; a stage shows what it holds in its middle as one group (a caption stays with its picture) and several results fill its width as one row, on a Block's screen and on the pages StillMade draws; an app that lays itself out (full-size canvas or WebGL, its own scroll, pan or zoom, its own Ctrl/Cmd +/- keys) puts `data-stillmade-layout="own"` on its outermost element, and StillMade then never centers, zooms or takes those keys. StillMade draws one player for every `<video controls>` (play, timeline, time, sound and full screen, shown while the pointer is on the video, with keys and touch) and a full-screen button on result pictures in `sm-stage` or `sm-gallery` and on any element marked `data-stillmade-expand` (the same value makes one set of pictures, `off` removes it); `data-stillmade-player="native"` keeps the browser's controls, and a `<video>` without `controls` is the Block's own and is never touched. A picture or clip that cannot show here (kept on another device, or it did not open) keeps its place as a quiet `sm-media-off` tile in its own shape with the `image-off` glyph and the reason in its label, never words in its place. Drop words nobody needs; put helpful ones in a closed `sm-hint`. Mark each button `data-stillmade-action` (`run` on the one that runs the Block, which the device checks press once; a page that checks first keeps `run` on that button for both presses; what it does on the others, `"play sample"`) and label each field: Chat presses and fills them. Expose the capability, not the implementation: sensible defaults, previews, progress, clear errors, visible outputs. Show no raw JSON, internal IDs, filesystem details, provider terms or developer settings unless the Block is a developer tool. When a person chooses among options they need to hear or see (voices, music, fonts, looks, templates, images), let them preview each option before choosing: a sample or thumbnail from the Block's own files or the host's free samples, never a paid generation. Skip previews only when there is nothing to preview. Choices StillMade owns (voices, models in the run review) already show samples. Follow the host appearance (Light, Dark and White) and one elastic layout: stacked on a 320px phone with no sideways scroll (the inputs, the button in normal flow, never pinned, then the result's place under it), and from 860px the controls left (≤380px), the result filling the right. Short settings sit side by side, each label beside its control (`sm-field`, `sm-settings`; three or four short options as one `data-segmented` row); many items are one line each (`sm-list`) that open in place; input files are small tiles (`sm-gallery data-size="small"`); on a phone chip rows scroll sideways and long lists show three. Compacting moves controls, never deletes them.
 
 ## Shared editing
 
-Projects are multiplayer. A custom view subscribes through `StillMade.onShared(callback)` and publishes every editable field: give static controls a unique `id` and `data-stillmade-share="field"` (the host owns their synchronization), use `StillMade.bindShared(field, elementId)` for controls created dynamically, and `StillMade.updateShared(values, before, options)` for structured values; private variables and DOM values are not shared. Mark a truly device-only control (playback, hover, device selection) with `data-stillmade-local`. Observe shared outputs as well as state, honor `canEdit` in every mutating callback (read-only participants cannot write), never run, click or call a paid integration in response to a remote update, and preserve conflicting drafts. Shared background work uses `sharedWork` with the `work.shared` permission.
+Projects are multiplayer, and StillMade builds it: every ordinary control on a Block's screen (text, number, range, checkbox, color, select, textarea and a kit choice group) is shared by itself, under its `data-stillmade-share`, else its `name`, else its `id`, including controls the screen adds later; the Block writes no sharing code. `StillMade.bindShared(field, elementId)` shares a control under another field name. Mark a truly device-only control (playback, hover, device selection), or an element around several, with `data-stillmade-local`. A view that publishes its own structured state (`StillMade.updateShared(values, before, options)` or `StillMade.connectDocument`) shares its controls itself: StillMade then steps aside, and it subscribes through `StillMade.onShared(callback)`; private variables and canvas drawings are not shared unless the view publishes them. Observe shared outputs as well as state, honor `canEdit` in every mutating callback (read-only participants cannot write), never run, click or call a paid integration in response to a remote update, and preserve conflicting drafts. Shared background work uses `sharedWork` with the `work.shared` permission.
 
 ## External services