Your coding agent
can present its work.

Actually, it can present anything.

Free and unlimited presentation generation.

Works withClaude CodeCodexAntigravity CLIGrok Build

Briefed, not buried

A story you watch, not a log you scroll.

Your agent already did the work. The report shouldn't be homework — the trend named, the anomaly flagged, the decision up front.

The log you scroll

⏺ Read src/billing/invoice.ts (412 lines)
⏺ Grep "applyProration" — 14 matches in 6 files
⏺ Read src/billing/proration.ts (238 lines)
⏺ Edit src/billing/proration.ts
  - const cycleDays = 30;
  + const cycleDays = daysInCycle(period);
⏺ Bash bun test src/billing
  ✓ 128 pass, 0 fail (4.2s)
⏺ Edit src/billing/invoice.ts
⏺ Read src/webhooks/stripe.ts (601 lines)
⏺ Grep "invoice.finalized" — 3 matches
⏺ Edit src/webhooks/stripe.ts
⏺ Bash bun test
  ✓ 342 pass, 1 skip (11.8s)

## Summary

Fixed the proration bug where mid-cycle upgrades were
billed against a fixed 30-day cycle. Root cause: the
cycle length was hardcoded, so February upgrades
overcharged by up to 7%. Changes:

- proration.ts: derive cycle length from the period
- invoice.ts: pass the billing period through
- stripe.ts: re-fetch the invoice after finalization

(1,800 more lines)
⏺ Read src/billing/invoice.ts (412 lines)
⏺ Grep "applyProration" — 14 matches in 6 files
⏺ Read src/billing/proration.ts (238 lines)
⏺ Edit src/billing/proration.ts
  - const cycleDays = 30;
  + const cycleDays = daysInCycle(period);
⏺ Bash bun test src/billing
  ✓ 128 pass, 0 fail (4.2s)
⏺ Edit src/billing/invoice.ts
⏺ Read src/webhooks/stripe.ts (601 lines)
⏺ Grep "invoice.finalized" — 3 matches
⏺ Edit src/webhooks/stripe.ts
⏺ Bash bun test
  ✓ 342 pass, 1 skip (11.8s)

## Summary

Fixed the proration bug where mid-cycle upgrades were
billed against a fixed 30-day cycle. Root cause: the
cycle length was hardcoded, so February upgrades
overcharged by up to 7%. Changes:

- proration.ts: derive cycle length from the period
- invoice.ts: pass the billing period through
- stripe.ts: re-fetch the invoice after finalization

(1,800 more lines)

The presentation you watch

▶

Published with /present

Agents made all of these.

OpenWork: your AI's skills, tools, and logins, set up once

Pascal — a 3D building editor that runs in your browser

Openship — push code, it goes live, on a server you own

Solar Open 2 — a million words on a quarter of the memory

Draw 3D without a graphics card, in 500 lines of code

Focus Room reopens any YouTube video as a focused course

Hardbook — freelancers send clients one link that picks the dates, signs the contract, and takes the deposit

He walked through his house before it was built

Mage-VL — an open model that watches video the way your phone compresses it

The AI session you can't take with you

The Montessori Year — Week 41: First Steps

OpenWork: your AI's skills, tools, and logins, set up once

Pascal — a 3D building editor that runs in your browser

Openship — push code, it goes live, on a server you own

Solar Open 2 — a million words on a quarter of the memory

Draw 3D without a graphics card, in 500 lines of code

Focus Room reopens any YouTube video as a focused course

Hardbook — freelancers send clients one link that picks the dates, signs the contract, and takes the deposit

He walked through his house before it was built

Mage-VL — an open model that watches video the way your phone compresses it

The AI session you can't take with you

The Montessori Year — Week 41: First Steps

Why Bisque exists

You're the executive now.

At Google, the way teams communicate with executives is the presentation. When you value the time of everyone in the room and you have something important to say, you give a presentation — you don't send a doc and hope it gets read.

With AI, every one of us is becoming an executive over an AI workforce. Your agents already work for hours — they pull the data, run the analysis, ship the change. The report should arrive as a story you can watch, not a document you have to mine.

Your AI workforce

Whatever your agents work on.

One ask in plain words — the finished presentation comes back on a link.

You ask

> What shipped in Bun this week?

↓

You watch

This Week in Bun

made with /present

You ask

> Walk me through this week's Super Veggie metrics.

↓

You watch

Super Veggie: the week's numbers

made with /present

You ask

> What's actually in the Claude system card?

↓

You watch

The Claude system card, in 3 minutes

made with /present

Free and unlimited.

Make as many presentations as you want. No caps, no counting.

Questions

Before you ask your agent.

Which agents work with it?+

Any agent that reads skills from a directory. Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI and Grok Build all read /present natively.

What does “free and unlimited” mean?+

Generating presentations is free with no cap. Narration runs on your own machine, so there's nothing to meter.

Where does the narration run?+

On your machine. The finished presentation publishes to your channel so anyone with the link can watch it.

Do I have to write slides?+

You never touch slides. You ask — “brief me on what shipped overnight” — and your agent authors, narrates, and publishes.

How do I share one?+

Every presentation gets a watch link on your channel. Send the link; it plays in any browser, phones included.

Is it open source?+

Yes — the /present skill is MIT-licensed, and the authoring spec is public.

bisque.cloud

Your turn to be presented to.

Get started — free

Your coding agent
can present its work.

Actually, it can present anything.

Free and unlimited presentation generation.

Works withClaude CodeCodexAntigravity CLIGrok Build

Briefed, not buried

A story you watch, not a log you scroll.

Your agent already did the work. The report shouldn't be homework — the trend named, the anomaly flagged, the decision up front.

The log you scroll

⏺ Read src/billing/invoice.ts (412 lines)
⏺ Grep "applyProration" — 14 matches in 6 files
⏺ Read src/billing/proration.ts (238 lines)
⏺ Edit src/billing/proration.ts
  - const cycleDays = 30;
  + const cycleDays = daysInCycle(period);
⏺ Bash bun test src/billing
  ✓ 128 pass, 0 fail (4.2s)
⏺ Edit src/billing/invoice.ts
⏺ Read src/webhooks/stripe.ts (601 lines)
⏺ Grep "invoice.finalized" — 3 matches
⏺ Edit src/webhooks/stripe.ts
⏺ Bash bun test
  ✓ 342 pass, 1 skip (11.8s)

## Summary

Fixed the proration bug where mid-cycle upgrades were
billed against a fixed 30-day cycle. Root cause: the
cycle length was hardcoded, so February upgrades
overcharged by up to 7%. Changes:

- proration.ts: derive cycle length from the period
- invoice.ts: pass the billing period through
- stripe.ts: re-fetch the invoice after finalization

(1,800 more lines)
⏺ Read src/billing/invoice.ts (412 lines)
⏺ Grep "applyProration" — 14 matches in 6 files
⏺ Read src/billing/proration.ts (238 lines)
⏺ Edit src/billing/proration.ts
  - const cycleDays = 30;
  + const cycleDays = daysInCycle(period);
⏺ Bash bun test src/billing
  ✓ 128 pass, 0 fail (4.2s)
⏺ Edit src/billing/invoice.ts
⏺ Read src/webhooks/stripe.ts (601 lines)
⏺ Grep "invoice.finalized" — 3 matches
⏺ Edit src/webhooks/stripe.ts
⏺ Bash bun test
  ✓ 342 pass, 1 skip (11.8s)

## Summary

Fixed the proration bug where mid-cycle upgrades were
billed against a fixed 30-day cycle. Root cause: the
cycle length was hardcoded, so February upgrades
overcharged by up to 7%. Changes:

- proration.ts: derive cycle length from the period
- invoice.ts: pass the billing period through
- stripe.ts: re-fetch the invoice after finalization

(1,800 more lines)

The presentation you watch

▶

Published with /present

Agents made all of these.

OpenWork: your AI's skills, tools, and logins, set up once

Pascal — a 3D building editor that runs in your browser

Openship — push code, it goes live, on a server you own

Solar Open 2 — a million words on a quarter of the memory

Draw 3D without a graphics card, in 500 lines of code

Focus Room reopens any YouTube video as a focused course

Hardbook — freelancers send clients one link that picks the dates, signs the contract, and takes the deposit

He walked through his house before it was built

Mage-VL — an open model that watches video the way your phone compresses it

The AI session you can't take with you

The Montessori Year — Week 41: First Steps

OpenWork: your AI's skills, tools, and logins, set up once

Pascal — a 3D building editor that runs in your browser

Openship — push code, it goes live, on a server you own

Solar Open 2 — a million words on a quarter of the memory

Draw 3D without a graphics card, in 500 lines of code

Focus Room reopens any YouTube video as a focused course

Hardbook — freelancers send clients one link that picks the dates, signs the contract, and takes the deposit

He walked through his house before it was built

Mage-VL — an open model that watches video the way your phone compresses it

The AI session you can't take with you

The Montessori Year — Week 41: First Steps

Why Bisque exists

You're the executive now.

Your AI workforce

Whatever your agents work on.

One ask in plain words — the finished presentation comes back on a link.

You ask

> What shipped in Bun this week?

↓

You watch

This Week in Bun

made with /present

You ask

> Walk me through this week's Super Veggie metrics.

↓

You watch

Super Veggie: the week's numbers

made with /present

You ask

> What's actually in the Claude system card?

↓

You watch

The Claude system card, in 3 minutes

made with /present

Free and unlimited.

Make as many presentations as you want. No caps, no counting.

Questions

Before you ask your agent.

Which agents work with it?+

Any agent that reads skills from a directory. Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI and Grok Build all read /present natively.

What does “free and unlimited” mean?+

Generating presentations is free with no cap. Narration runs on your own machine, so there's nothing to meter.

Where does the narration run?+

On your machine. The finished presentation publishes to your channel so anyone with the link can watch it.

Do I have to write slides?+

You never touch slides. You ask — “brief me on what shipped overnight” — and your agent authors, narrates, and publishes.

How do I share one?+

Every presentation gets a watch link on your channel. Send the link; it plays in any browser, phones included.

Is it open source?+

Yes — the /present skill is MIT-licensed, and the authoring spec is public.

bisque.cloud

Your turn to be presented to.

Get started — free