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Minimax 2.1 just one-shotted my GitHub repo (@MiniMax_AI ) turned raw code into a launch-ready landing page in minutes. here is the prompt: "Create a cinematic, editorial, near-black landing page for Gateflow CLI using the project info from this repo (read the README and key files first): <github repo>. The site must use full-viewport (100vh) section snapping with asymmetric grids, oversized stats, scattered-but-intentional floating media clusters, and occasional text overlapping media edges. Start with a HERO that has a 3-line massive display headline (72–120px) with mixed weights (light + bold), includes one highlighted monospace phrase wrapped in backticks, sits over an autoplay background video (muted, looped), and uses a minimal nav (logo left, hamburger/toggle right) plus a subtle “Scroll for more” indicator at the bottom. Keep typography sentence case (never ALL CAPS), generous line height/letter spacing, and high-contrast numbers; use a single accent color for inline highlights and subtle gradient transitions between sections. Add motion: scroll-triggered text reveals (line/word-based), parallax on images, smooth section snapping, static text overlays on video, and hover states that feel weighty (no bouncy micro-interactions). Include these content blocks: (1) big stat + unit label + one context sentence, (2) a quote block with large italic text plus name + title below, (3) a category grid where each card has a number, a label, and a thumbnail video, (4) three-word value props like “Grounded / Precise / Fast.” CTAs should be understated: mostly text links with arrows, plus a minimal newsletter signup as a single-row inline form (name, email, submit). The overall feel should be confident, spacious, and cinematic no corporate filler, no aggressive CTAs, no clutter."