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Recording of the visual regression run on cardamon.so · cardamon — marketing + inline register + authed workspace + suggestion-prefill agent prompt.

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cardamon — marketing + inline register + authed workspace + suggestion-prefill agent prompt

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export async function test(page, baseUrl, screenshotPath, stepLogger) {
  const STAMP = Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000).toString(36);
  const SLUG = 'cardamon';
  const EMAIL = `viktor.${SLUG}.${STAMP}@lastest.cloud`;
  const PASSWORD = `•••`;
  const NAME = 'Viktor Demo';
  const SITE = 'https://cardamon.so';

  let __step = 0;
  const shot = async (label) => {
    __step++;
    const tag = String(__step).padStart(2, '0') + '-' + label;

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Web Vitals · 70

Notes from the demo run

AI-generated

Cardamon's hero promise — 'Describe What Needs To Happen. Cardamon Makes It Happen.' — survives contact with the actual product. Registration is a clean 4-field form (name / email / password / confirm) with optional Google OAuth and magic-link beside it; no captcha, no email-verify gate, no plan-selection wall. The first authed view is the 'Concierge': a chat-style interface with a prompt textarea and four suggestion chips (Email me a daily calendar summary / Post GitHub PR summaries to Slack / Save Gmail attachments to Google Drive / Summarise last week's Linear issues) — clicking one starts the AI agent-build flow in-place. The Connections page is unusually dense: 50+ integrations split into 16 categories (Email, Messaging, Cloud Storage, Documents, Developer Tools (14!), Productivity, CRM, Scheduling, Social Media, Payments, Email Marketing, SMS, HR, Analytics, Media). Tested by inline-registering a fresh account and exercising the primary 'click suggestion → AI builds agent' interaction.

Highlights

Friction-free signup
Email + password + confirm, no captcha, no email-verify, no plan-selection. Less than a second from 'Create Account' click to the authed Concierge. Unusually frictionless for an AI-agent product.
Concierge interaction is the right primary surface
Suggestion chips below an empty textarea is the cleanest 'tell-then-do' UX for a text-to-agent product. The user doesn't need to know what they want — they pick a pattern and refine. Click one suggestion → agent generation streams in-place — no modal, no separate config screen.
50+ integrations is a serious moat
Connections page shows real provider breadth that rivals Zapier and Lindy: GitHub, Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUp, Trello, GitLab, Sentry, PagerDuty, Supabase, Neon, HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Notion, Airtable, Calendly, Twilio, Stripe, PostHog, Amplitude, etc. Cardamon is positioned credibly as a Lindy / Zapier / Taskade alternative because the wires actually exist.
Pricing transparency is on-brand
Public templates pages let visitors see specific agent recipes (Gmail Power User, Organize Track Mode) before committing — same 'show, don't tell' the marketing pitch promises.

Friction points

Workspace lives at the root
After register, the authed workspace renders at cardamon.so/ — same origin as the marketing home. Visitors who navigate back to cardamon.so/ while logged in skip the marketing pitch entirely. Most products use /app or app.subdomain.com to keep marketing reachable; consider preserving the marketing surface for authed users via an explicit 'View site' or sticky nav.
First Concierge response sits on a quiet spinner
After clicking the suggestion, the user sees the prompt echoed once and a small spinner. ~2-3 seconds with no indication of what's happening behind the scenes (model thinking? tool selection? schedule planning?). A one-line progress descriptor — 'Picking integrations…', 'Drafting trigger…', 'Wiring schedule…' — would close the gap to perceived responsiveness.
Public templates pages could carry more visual weight on the home page
/templates/gmail-power-user and /templates/organize-track-mode are real working showcases but neither surfaces above the fold on the home page. Linking from the hero CTA (e.g. 'Try a template' next to 'Try for free') would convert curious visitors who don't want to commit to an account just to see one agent.

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