# How screenRIG is different
> Canonical HTML: https://screenrig.ai/videos/how-its-different/
A climbing gym's signage editor, taken apart one piece at a time as the agent takes over each job: templates, apps, canvas, schedule, devices, publish. What's left is a conversation and the screens. A two-minute film.
## Watch
- [How screenRIG is different, 1:57 (MP4, 720p)](https://screenrig.ai/static-resources/videos/films/how-its-different-720-7b3aa465.mp4)
- [English captions (WebVTT)](https://screenrig.ai/static-resources/videos/captions/how-its-different.en-b38b9cb0.vtt)
Pinewall Climbing, Ivy, the comp and the classes are sample data.
## Chapters
Ivy runs Pinewall Climbing's screens by talking to Muse. Each chapter takes one more piece out of the editor, until a conversation and the screens are left.
- **0:00** The editor
- **0:11** A conversation
- **0:20** Taking the editor apart
- **1:16** What's left
- **1:27** Built around a conversation
## Transcript
The narration, as spoken. The captions carry the same lines.
- **0:05** Signage was built around an editor. A person, a mouse, and a lot of nudging.
- **0:12** screenRIG is built around a conversation.
- **0:25** Your agent makes the content. No templates.
- **0:35** Your agent's apps are your content.
- **0:43** It lays out the screen. Nothing to drag.
- **0:54** It schedules in a sentence.
- **1:01** It sets up the screens. You just read it a code.
- **1:10** It checks the screen itself. Done means playing.
- **1:17** Every part of it was built around a person doing the work. Your agent doesn't need any of it.
- **1:43** A generous free tier. Then pay for bytes, never per screen.
- **1:49** Ask your agent to set up screenrig.ai.
- **1:52** Give your agent a screen.
## Give your agent a screen
Ask your agent to set up screenrig.ai, then tell it what you want on the glass.
- [Set up your agent](https://screenrig.ai/docs/start/)
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