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Skill IdkwhatImD0ing/hackathonstarterkit/.agents/skill-improvement-workspace/baseline-skills/demo-prep

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Produces a step-by-step live demo script for hackathon presentations. Covers the problem, the app walkthrough, and the outcome. Includes a backup plan. Use before presenting at a hackathon or demo day.

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Demo Prep

The user is about to present their project at a hackathon or demo day. Help them create a polished, timed demo script that tells a compelling story.

Step 1: Gather Context

Ask the user:

  • What does your app do? (one sentence)
  • Who is it for?
  • What is the single most impressive thing it does?
  • How long is your presentation slot? (default: 3 minutes)
  • Will you do a live demo, recorded video, or slides?

Step 2: Write the Demo Script

Structure the script in three acts:

Act 1: The Problem (30 seconds)

  • One sentence describing the pain point
  • One concrete example or statistic that makes it real
  • "What if there was a better way?"

Act 2: The Solution (90 seconds)

  • Show the app running (live or recorded)
  • Walk through the core user flow step by step
  • Highlight the "wow moment" (the single most impressive feature)
  • Keep clicks to a minimum; narrate what is happening

Act 3: The Impact (30 seconds)

  • What changes because this exists?
  • One metric, testimonial, or future vision
  • Clear closing statement

Step 3: Prepare the Backup Plan

  • Record a screen capture of the full demo flow (in case live demo fails)
  • Prepare 2-3 screenshots of key screens as fallback slides
  • Test the app on the presentation machine/network before going on stage
  • Have the live URL ready as a backup to localhost

Step 4: Rehearse Checklist

  • Timed the full presentation (fits within the slot)
  • Practiced at least 3 times out loud
  • Tested the app on the demo machine
  • Backup video/screenshots are ready
  • Opening line is memorized (no fumbling the start)
  • Closing line is memorized (end strong)

Output

Return:

  1. Script: The full narrated demo script with timestamps
  2. Click Path: Exact sequence of actions to perform during the demo
  3. Backup Plan: What to do if the live demo breaks
  4. Q&A Prep: 3-5 likely questions judges will ask, with suggested answers

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