Text selection units.

Target exact character positions or a relative portion of text.

Index selection addresses exact positions; percentage selection addresses a share of the text. The first row emphasizes three characters while the second emphasizes half the line. Both strings and their selector units remain editable.

Try it in your agent.

Use this prompt as a starting point. Review the result, then ask for the details you want to change.

A prompt to start from

Use Tesseract. Create a restrained Bone comparison with two Denim number rows. In the first text layer, use an index selector from 0 to 3 to lift and darken exactly the first three characters. In the second, use a percentage selector from 0 to 0.5 to affect half of its ten characters. Label the two rows quietly at the left and introduce their selector amounts in sequence. Keep strings and range units explicit in the project.

Tesseract plugins and runtime downloads are coming soon.

A few useful details.

How do I try this with my agent?

Tesseract plugins and runtime downloads are coming soon. Save the sample prompt for launch. Once Tesseract is installed, your local agent can use it to create, preview, and refine an editable project.

Where does the video render?

Tesseract previews and renders locally on a Mac. The local engine is free; your agent’s subscription or usage costs are separate.

Text selector falloff

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Range selectors

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