AI & Intelligence · plugin
Give every agent a face
Visualizer Studio is one unified visual system for your AI agents: audio-reactive renderers from the legacy classics to Black Sun, Cipher Mesh and Prism, assigned per agent and tuned in a single studio. What is moving behind this text is the plugin itself.
In plain words
What it is, where it lives, when to reach for it
- What is it
- A plugin for the QuoxCORE dashboard that gives each agent an animated visual that reacts while it speaks.
- Where do I use it
- In chat, beside your agent conversations; you assign each agent's visualizer in the agent editor.
- When would I use it
- When every agent looks the same and you want to see at a glance who is talking.
- How do I use it
- Add it from the store, open an agent's editor, and pick a renderer from the studio list.
QuoxCORE is the free, self-hosted platform underneath this. What is QuoxCORE
Demonstration
The studio’s full renderer library
Real captures from the running product are on their way. The names below are the actual registry.
Premium studio library, named exactly as it appears in the plugin’s registry: Commander Sigil, Cipher Mesh, Prism, Triage Lanes, Annotation Lens, Browser Lens, Momentum Board, HUD-Q, Orbital Cathedral, Cathedral of Minds, Tropical Iris, Mind Swarm, Living Ink, Gaia Eye, Quantum Q. Free with QuoxCORE: Eye-Q, Atom, Brain, DNA, Sphere, Neuro Fluid, Holo Field, Nexus, KITT, Ripple, Iris, Codex, Core. Each has native controls in the real studio.
Seen it before?
The butterfly, honestly
Yes, it is real, and you do not have to take our word for it: it is the visualiser this very site’s QuoxChat widget wears (open it, bottom right, and toggle it). It is not part of the Studio registry above; it is a bespoke status visualiser built for QuoxChat, and proof that an assistant’s face does not have to be generic.
The butterfly that fronts QuoxChat on this site: a live example of giving an assistant its own face.
Every agent, every assistant
Personalise the lot, not just one
QUOX, DAEDALUS, WARDEN, VULCAN, COREY already wear a different renderer each, assigned individually in the Studio (see the roster below). The QuoxChat widget on this page works the same way: swap its branded Q mark for the butterfly, or build your own. Every agent, every assistant, its own face.
Today these renderers run inside QuoxCORE’s own surfaces, the dashboard and the widget; wiring one into your own product is your own integration work for now, there is no public embed SDK yet.
Your agents should not all look the same.
One studio workflow for the whole library: assignment, presets, preview states and tuning. Legacy renderers keep their original speed, scale, sensitivity and hue controls; advanced renderers get native controls for motion, bloom, gaze and palette.
Per-agent assignment
Every assistant, its own identity
Assign a different visualizer to each agent. Keep defaults, reuse flagship presets, or give every assistant in the command centre a look of its own.
- Per-agent renderer assignment across the dashboard
- Speech, listening, thinking and error states drive the motion
- Popout window mode for presentations and ambient display
- Settings export and import between instances
What the studio adds
Bundled with QuoxCORE vs the full studio
| Bundled with QuoxCORE | Visualizer Studio · free | |
|---|---|---|
| Renderer library | Commander Sigil + Eye-Q | Full studio library |
| Audio-reactive animation | Included | Included |
| Per-agent assignment | – | Included |
| Renderer-specific controls | – | Included |
| Popout window mode | – | Included |
| Settings export / import | – | Included |
Add it and keep it. The full renderer library, per-agent assignment, native controls, popout mode and settings export, on your own instance. No payment, no subscription.
Get it in the storeFree · an admin adds it from the dashboard, no checkout · two renderers (Commander Sigil + Eye-Q, audio-reactive) are bundled with QuoxCORE already