Feature request
In the Workbench, when the agent edits a component's motion, it would be great to have a side-by-side view comparing the previous iteration against the current one, so you can see exactly what changed and how.
Right now it's hard to tell precisely what a new iteration changed versus the prior state (timing, easing, triggers, keyframes, etc.) without manually remembering or re-checking the running page. A direct before/after comparison would make it much easier to evaluate whether an edit actually achieved the intended effect, and to quickly spot unintended regressions.
Proposed behavior
Add a compare/diff view that shows the last iteration and the current iteration side by side, for example two live previews of the component running in parallel, or a before/after split view. Highlight what changed between the two versions, such as changed properties in the keyframe editor, trigger or preset differences, and timing or easing deltas, so it's clear at a glance. Offer a fullscreen option for this comparison view, so it's easier to closely inspect subtle motion differences without the rest of the workbench UI in the way. Ideally this ties into the existing timeline and keyframe editor so scrubbing stays in sync between the two versions.
Feature request
In the Workbench, when the agent edits a component's motion, it would be great to have a side-by-side view comparing the previous iteration against the current one, so you can see exactly what changed and how.
Right now it's hard to tell precisely what a new iteration changed versus the prior state (timing, easing, triggers, keyframes, etc.) without manually remembering or re-checking the running page. A direct before/after comparison would make it much easier to evaluate whether an edit actually achieved the intended effect, and to quickly spot unintended regressions.
Proposed behavior
Add a compare/diff view that shows the last iteration and the current iteration side by side, for example two live previews of the component running in parallel, or a before/after split view. Highlight what changed between the two versions, such as changed properties in the keyframe editor, trigger or preset differences, and timing or easing deltas, so it's clear at a glance. Offer a fullscreen option for this comparison view, so it's easier to closely inspect subtle motion differences without the rest of the workbench UI in the way. Ideally this ties into the existing timeline and keyframe editor so scrubbing stays in sync between the two versions.