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Baseten - Until now, adding web search to open-source models meant hand-wiring

Baseten · Sep 2026 · 0:26 · AI-annotated

Length
0:26
Scenes
4 · 6.7 s avg
Product on screen
0:00
Voiceover
No
00:00:00 / 00:26:28

Baseten’s 0:26 launch film runs 4 scenes, about 6.7 s each. The product is on screen from the first frame. There is no explicit call to action. One uncut screen capture of a model playground, where the cursor performs every action in real time and the UI's own micro-animations carry the motion. Pacing is steady and functional, built from dropdowns, sliders, and streaming text rather than cuts or effects.

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Baseten - Until now, adding web search to open-source models meant hand-wiring, scene by scene

· 4 scenes as text

  1. 01 · Demo · 0:00–0:07

    A flat screen capture of a model API page. A cursor opens the Web search dropdown and picks Qux, revealing a ReAct iterations row, then drags the Thinking effort slider to Low and moves into the message input box.

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Static

  2. 02 · Demo · 0:07–0:08

    A light Model APIs interface shows the GLM 5.3 Flash header, a stat row, and a right-hand Settings panel with sliders and toggles. A cursor glides from the top right to hover a collapse icon in the Settings header.

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Static

  3. 03 · Demo · 0:08–0:10

    A cursor clicks the layout icon to hide the right-hand Settings panel, then moves into the message box and types the prompt 'Show me a picture of San Francisco', lighting up the Send button.

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Static

  4. 04 · Demo · 0:10–0:26

    A full-screen chat playground fills as a prompt is typed and sent. The model streams a reply showing two San Francisco photos, then answers a second question with a bulleted news list, while the cursor moves across the suggestion chips.

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Pan