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A six-beat offline demo script. The numbers in it are spoken aloud, so they are load-bearing. A fully offline, deterministic, six-to-eight-minute runbook for a mixed engineer and leadership audience. README.md is the spoken script itself: what to type, what appears, what to say. This file is what an agent must know before changing anything the script narrates. - Beat 3 fails on purpose. configs/eval.fail.yaml differs from the passing config by one stricter threshold and must exit non-zero; run_demo.sh quarantines it…

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AGENTS.md — demo

A six-beat offline demo script. The numbers in it are spoken aloud, so they are load-bearing.

A fully offline, deterministic, six-to-eight-minute runbook for a mixed engineer and leadership audience. README.md is the spoken script itself: what to type, what appears, what to say. This file is what an agent must know before changing anything the script narrates.

Map

PathRole
run_demo.shOne-shot orchestrator for all six beats; writes to out/demo/
configs/eval.pass.yaml, configs/eval.fail.yamlSame eval, one stricter threshold apart
configs/compare.yaml, configs/live.appendix.yamlMulti-model board; optional credentialed arm
support_bot_target.pyThe deterministic offline system under test
data/support_bot.jsonlTen support questions
replay/baseline.jsonl, replay_stubs.pyRecorded envelopes and the stale-search stub for beat 6
deck.htmlSelf-contained stakeholder walkthrough

Diagram

flowchart LR
  accTitle: the six demo beats and what each one proves
  accDescr: The orchestrator runs list-plugins, a passing eval, a deliberately failing gate, a model comparison, a calibrated regression decision and a fixture replay, writing every report under out slash demo.

  SH["run_demo.sh<br/>PYTHONPATH and allowlist"]

  subgraph DM["demo/ (you are here)"]
    B1["1 list-plugins"]
    B2["2 eval.pass gate PASS"]
    B3["3 eval.fail exit 1<br/>fails on purpose"]
    B4["4 compare"]
    B5["5 bregress ship hold escalate"]
    B6["6 replay exact and counterfactual"]
  end

  OUT["out/demo/<br/>reports, gitignored"]

  SH --> B1
  SH --> B2
  SH --> B3
  SH --> B4
  SH --> B5
  SH --> B6
  B2 --> OUT
  B5 --> OUT
  B6 --> OUT

  classDef here fill:#e8f0fe,stroke:#1a73e8,stroke-width:2px
  class DM here

Rules that bite here

  • Beat 3 fails on purpose. configs/eval.fail.yaml differs from the passing config by one stricter threshold and must exit non-zero; run_demo.sh quarantines it so the strict shell mode does not abort. Do not "fix" it, and do not relax the threshold.
  • The quoted numbers are part of the artifact. README.md states an n and a mean for the judged scorer. Change the target, the dataset or a scorer and those lines become false on stage. Re-run the beat and restamp the prose in the same change.
  • These configs are not under ../config/, so nothing forces a reviewer to see them. They are outside the protected path set by design, which puts the whole burden of keeping them offline and deterministic on whoever edits them.
  • The demo needs two environment variables and will not run without them. PYTHONPATH=. so the callable target imports, and EVAL_HARNESS_CALLABLE_TARGET_ALLOWLIST=demo because a config that names a module to import is executable input. Scoped to demo, never widened.
  • Never demo the auto-fix loop. It is deliberately disabled scaffolding (ADR 0004), and presenting it as working is the one claim this runbook cannot support.

Verify

bash demo/run_demo.sh

Subagents

Task in this directoryAgentWhy
Find every place a quoted demo number also appearsexplorerRead-only; the same figure is repeated in the script, the deck and the root docs
Run the whole script and report which beat divergedtest-runnerHas Bash; the orchestrator is a shell script with six independent exits
Review a config or target edit before a live runnarrow-criticA widened allowlist or a stray network call is invisible until it fails on stage

See also

DocRead it when
README.mdYou are running or rehearsing the demo and need the spoken script
../docs/decisions/0004-auto-fix-loop.mdSomeone asks why the auto-fix loop is not in the demo
../docs/decisions/0049-fixture-replay-target.mdYou are changing beat 6 and need why replay is a target and not a scorer
../docs/e2e-live-journey.mdYou need a live, non-mock generate-score-judge capture rather than this offline script
../config/AGENTS.mdYou are moving a demo config into the protected shipped set

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