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client-demo-video

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Make a narrated screen-recording demo video of a running web app from a plain description of what to show, for client project updates and stakeholder walkthroughs. Records the real app in a browser, writes a plain, factual presenter script (not marketing copy), narrates it with a natural-sounding ElevenLabs voice, and delivers an mp4, subtitles and a written list of open questions. Use this whenever the user wants a demo video, walkthrough video, feature or progress update video, screen recording with voice-over, "record the new screens", "show the client what we built", or a narrated Loom-style update, even if they never say "skill" or name a tool. Also use it when a demo voice sounds robotic or salesy and needs fixing, or when someone asks how to make ElevenLabs narration sound like a real presenter.

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