Just watching the PharoDAYS 2015: GT Tools video [1] and I had an idea how to make the discoverability better for how to create your own presentations. Around 6:19, the class "ABAddressBook" is clicked, and before a method is clicked, the bottom pane is empty. That could be filled with a template for a custom presentation, similar templates in the System Browser when a package is selected but no class selected, or a protocol is selected but no method. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nmcou_5um2s btw, At the end I felt like clapping with the audience. This sort of overview it what has been missing from my understanding the overall aim/architecture of GT Tools (perhaps I missed something previous of humane-assessment site.) GTChatter looks promising, but obviously early days. It feels like there is more potential than was demonstrated. Now the moldability demonstrated by the GTInspector and GTSpotter seem so close to what others like LightTable are calling live programming, that I think we would even hold these up under that banner. If the first two (since they are in the image) were split out from the video [1] I think this would be suitable quality to incorporate into marketing the Pharo 4 release. On the pharo.org home page, maybe "moldable tools" should be added under the "Feel a live environment" heading. btw, I notice there that "developping" has too many 'p's. cheers -ben