SH-0 · reads “show”

Don’t tell me.
Show me.

An AI buddy that points at the exact button you need in Godot 4.

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macOS · Godot 4 · free beta

Demo

See SH-0 in action

Demo video coming soon

How it works

Three steps. Zero walls of text.

  1. 01

    Chat about your idea

    Tell SH-0 what you want to build — like “a 2D character that runs and jumps”. It looks at your screen and makes a step-by-step plan.

  2. 02

    Press “Show me”

    The robot flies to the exact button for the current step and points at it with a beam, while a ring pulses on the target.

  3. 03

    Click, then “Next”

    SH-0 points at the next step. Button not on screen — wrong tab, closed dialog? It explains why and shows what to click first.

Features

A tiny robot with a big pointer

Powered by Meta’s Muse Spark model, SH-0 floats over your screen and keeps you moving.

  • Points on your screen

    No hunting through menus. SH-0 flies to the button and beams right at it.

  • Plans from what you see

    Step-by-step plans built from what’s actually on your screen, not a generic tutorial.

  • Recovers when you’re lost

    Wrong tab or a closed dialog? SH-0 notices, explains, and shows what to click first.

  • Private by design

    Screenshots are processed in memory and never stored.

  • GDScript & 2D sprites

    Generates GDScript for your nodes and simple 2D sprites to get you moving.

  • Guided 3D workflow

    For 3D models, SH-0 guides you through external tools and the import into Godot.

Install

Up and running in minutes

  1. 1

    Download the .dmg

    Open it and drag SH-0 into Applications.

  2. 2

    Right-click › Open

    The first time only — the beta isn’t signed yet, so macOS asks you to confirm.

  3. 3

    Allow Screen Recording

    System Settings › Privacy & Security › Screen Recording. SH-0 needs it to see where to point.

  4. 4

    Enter your access code

    Paste the code from your email and you’re ready to build.

FAQ

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