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Issue to demo

Skill daewoochen/oss-flywheel-skills/skills/issue-to-demo

Practical Codex-compatible skills for README, demos, launches, and OSS growth loops

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npx -y skills add daewoochen/oss-flywheel-skills --skill issue-to-demo

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Use when a feature request, GitHub issue, or product spec needs to become a convincing demo. This skill finds the smallest wow moment, designs a clear demo narrative, and produces a shot list, walkthrough, and supporting proof assets.

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Issue to Demo

Turn a feature idea into a demo that is short, obvious, and easy to ship.

When to use

  • A feature exists in code or in a spec but not in a presentable demo.
  • A maintainer wants better screenshots, GIFs, or walkthroughs for a release.
  • A team needs a 30 to 60 second demo before launching publicly.
  • A project has too many features and needs one clear hero story.

Workflow

  1. Isolate the wow moment.
    • Pick the smallest user journey that proves the feature matters.
    • If there are multiple features, choose one hero path instead of showing everything.
  2. Define the demo path.
    • Start state
    • Trigger action
    • Visible change
    • Final payoff
  3. Design proof assets around that path.
    • Screenshot sequence
    • GIF or short video beat list
    • CLI transcript if the product is terminal-first
    • README snippet that explains the before and after
  4. Remove friction from the story.
    • Cut setup steps that do not add meaning.
    • Avoid edge cases in the primary demo unless the user asks for them.
  5. Hand off a reusable package.
    • The output should be usable by a founder, engineer, or designer without translation.

Expected Deliverables

  • A 30 to 60 second demo outline
  • A shot list for screenshots or a GIF
  • Suggested captions or narration
  • A README-ready example section
  • Risks that could make the demo confusing

Output Style

  • Show one thing clearly before showing many things quickly.
  • Bias toward visible user outcomes.
  • Keep the demo honest and technically feasible.

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