The 🤍🖤 framing is pure monochrome restraint — no colour, no decoration, contrast doing all the work. Kara consistently shows that black-and-white is a design decision, not a limitation. Review the image before publishing and update Tags to reflect the specific UI pattern shown.

The quick-switch input pattern solves a real problem — AI tools need to handle multiple input modes (text, image gen, voice) without cluttering the interface. Nitish's approach keeps it to a single icon tap with a clean mode label, no tabs, no dropdowns. The animated text transition between modes — from 'Ask Anything' to 'Generate Image' — is the kind of micro-detail that makes a pattern feel production-ready rather than prototypey.

The 'AI oracle' framing is a bold conceptual move — it positions AI prediction as ritual rather than utility, which is a deliberate aesthetic choice that most AI products avoid. The name alone implies mystery and authority rather than helpfulness, which flips the usual AI UX script. This is a video demo: review the motion before publishing, the static thumbnail only tells half the story.

A website hero section for an AI knowledge base where a single answer bubble does the work that a paragraph of marketing copy usually fails at. Using a code snippet as the AI response example is the right call — it signals technical precision to a developer audience without the copy having to explain anything. Light palette and dot-grid background keep all attention on the interaction, not the chrome.