TVIJO CENTAVRA
WORK · GUIDE + BRIEF
Turn an instruction into a staff checklist
Give your team a clear routine: one source document, a reviewable draft and an owner for every action.
Try the example →Ideas · Tools · People · Results
One idea. A useful result.
Choose a practical path: team knowledge, a website, a product story or a learning game. Try an example and prepare your own brief.
A brief→A draft→A review→Your next step
Learn something. Make something.
Start with a real task. Each guide includes an original example, a review checklist and an editable brief.
BUILD · GUIDE + BRIEF
Your first landing page: brief to mobile review
Write a focused page brief, open your project in VS Code and review the result before publishing.
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STUDIO · GUIDE + BRIEF
Explain your product in four frames
Prepare a script, storyboard and captions for a short video or carousel.
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STUDIO · GUIDE + BRIEF
An illustrated article that leads to your product
One reader problem, a useful example and a clear route to a demo, with appropriate images and language versions.
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PLAY · GUIDE + BRIEF
A learning quest: reward a useful action
Turn one learning task into a short mission with understandable feedback.
Try the example →CENTAVRA PLAY
A small mission. A visible discovery.
Change the rover’s speed and time, calculate its journey and collect three learning stars. Then explore the existing labs and game sandbox.
Start the mission →Progress with meaning
Understand → Try → Explain
Choose supported, independent or team mode. Progress stays on your device. No account or purchase is needed for this mission.
Stars show practice, not money or educational certification.
Choose the tool for the job
| Tool | Availability | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| Browser chat | Available | Selected context, drafts, bounded AI tasks |
| DSHREM for VS Code | Available download | Own project, terminal and selected context |
| OpenDesign workspace | Private studio | Operator access; no isolated customer accounts |
| AI video production | Needs a scoped pilot | Check generation route, rights, rendering and cost |
What can a private design studio add?
The supplied OpenDesign screens suggest useful pilot formats: a proposal deck, a website prototype, a document layout, a social carousel and HTML motion graphics. Gallery examples demonstrate formats, not our completed customer work. A team offering needs separate workspaces, access control and a checked export workflow.
For teams
Start small. Expand what works.
Choose one output, one responsible reviewer and one acceptance test. A focused pilot makes the scope and cost easier to assess.
- Prepare an instruction, a page or a storyboard.
- Review it on a real routine with your team.
- Agree integrations and support after acceptance.
Bring your first task
Describe your team, the current routine and the result you want. Start with the available chat preview; the account shows limits before you run. Team delivery requires an agreed scope and quote.
Prepare my task →A chat task does not place an order. For a studio project, use the enquiry form below.
Send a studio enquiry (English form) ↗