In Origin, building software starts with one step: say what you want. The cockpit interface is designed for direct natural language control. You don’t need to write code, wire components, or configure settings. Just speak your intention—and Origin S1 handles the rest.
1. Enter Your Prompt
The first field you’ll see in your Command Deck is a dark input bar labeled with Origin S1. This is where you describe what you want to build.
Origin's Command Deck
Examples:
"Create a viral meme coin tracker"
"Build a to-do list with color tags and due dates"
"Make a landing page for a crypto project called MoonScan"
The model understands plain English. You don’t need to explain logic or UI. Just describe the idea.
2. Let Origin S1 Work
Once your prompt is submitted, the AI enters a brief generation phase. You’ll see a visual cue showing that Origin S1 is building your app.
Behind the scenes, it’s doing this:
Parsing your intent
Mapping it to a software archetype (game, tool, dashboard, etc.)
Generating code (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, sometimes React or Vue)
Building a live sandbox for preview
This process usually takes just a few seconds.
3. Watch It Appear
After processing, you’ll see two panes:
Left: your prompt and AI conversation
Right: the Code & Preview area, where the full application is displayed
Origin's Edit Window
You can toggle between the code view and live preview using the buttons at the bottom.
From here, you can:
Inspect the full frontend
Test inputs and interactions
See how your idea translated into an interface
4. Iterate in the chat
After your app is generated, the conversation continues. You can keep evolving the build by sending more prompts in the chat. There’s no need to touch code manually.
Try instructions like:
add a dark mode toggle
connect this to a Solana wallet
make it mobile responsive
replace the header with a logo and subtitle
turn this into a dashboard with multiple views
Each message updates the current app state. The code and preview panels reflect changes instantly. You never start over—each prompt builds on what’s already there.
This is how iteration works in Origin: fast, conversational, continuous.
5. Evolve or explore
Once your app is up and running, you can choose how to move forward. Options include:
fork the app and keep experimenting
export the code to run it externally
tokenize it using the Launcher
publish it to the App Gallery
save it to your cockpit for future edits
If you’re looking for inspiration, you can also use one of the quick example prompts listed under the chat box:
Meme Coin Landing
APY Calculator
Diamond Hands Tracker
Crypto Dictionary
Clicking one of these will auto-generate a working app you can test, remix, or share.