Flashcards

A verb the runner understands — navigate, open chat, upload, prompt, wait for, pause. Actions drive browser and AI behavior; non-action lines become narration.

A demo file generated by Claude or Copilot from a plain-English description plus the builder guide. The runner still executes it deterministically.

An end-of-demo or per-step still captured for the author to verify the run completed. Lets you iterate on demo files without watching every run live.

A single file in the repo that documents the demo script format. Hand it to any AI agent and the agent can author working demo files from a conversation.

The setup, demo, and reset blocks inside a demo file. The runner maps these onto its four run modes so each mode executes a defined slice of the script.

A list UI that discovers demo files from a folder on disk. Pick a demo and a run mode; new files appear automatically without registration.

Setup-and-demo, setup-only, demo-only, and reset. Lets the presenter pre-stage at home, then run only the demo portion live on stage.

A separate file that holds the user's personal tenant URLs and per-demo overrides. Keeps demo scripts generic and committable to a shared repo.

A scripted halt in the demo flow that waits for the presenter to press Enter, spacebar, B, or S. Keeps execution under deliberate human control.

Plain text lines in the demo file that the runner displays on screen at the corresponding step. Doubles as the talk track and the TTS narration script.

An opt-in mode that runs author-defined undo steps. Required because the tool does not auto-invert state changes — you must write what undo means.

Demo files declare a setup section and a demo section. In a 21-step demo, steps 1–10 are setup; step 11 is the pause where the live demo begins.

A named placeholder for the SharePoint site URL declared at the top of a demo file. Makes demos portable across tenants without editing the script body.

Enter or spacebar advances, B goes back one step in the script, S skips the next step. The presenter drives pacing with deliberate keystrokes.

A configurable rate that controls how fast the runner types prompts into chat. Tunable so the demo can look human or run quickly during practice.

Two widget layouts. Vertical fits a sidebar; horizontal fits a thin strip on top or bottom — useful on a laptop with no second display.

A pause that waits for an AI command to fully finish — not the first streaming chunk. Prevents the runner from advancing mid-response.

A floating presenter window with the current step, a running timer, and next / back / skip / pause buttons. Cleaner alternative to running the demo from a terminal.