calven-ai/demoverse

Grow a fake company's entire sales history across CRM, calls, email and Slack that moves every week. Synthetic demo-data engine for B2B products.

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backfill-opps

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calven-ai/demoverse

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Autonomously generate the detail layer for the next N opportunities of the demo world. Plant touch points, fill prose via opp-filler subagents (one per opportunity), ingest, lint, fix, reconcile, and commit per opp. Use for the detail-layer backfill or whenever multiple opportunities need their artifacts generated.…

not rated 2 2d ago A 81 tokens original MIT

import-hubspot

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calven-ai/demoverse

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Deterministically import the demo-world CRM structure (companies, contacts, deals, associations) into a dedicated HubSpot test account, then verify it. No prose generation, no judgment calls. Every step is a single command with a machine-checkable exit code. Use when asked to seed, refresh, or verify the HubSpot…

not rated 2 2d ago A 74 tokens original MIT

pipeline-update

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calven-ai/demoverse

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Advance the demo world one living increment. Move open deals a stage, close the ones whose cycle is up, open a couple of new deals, and generate ONLY the one-or-two touch points each of them earned this period. Use for the routine "make the pipeline move" run. Args - weeks (default 1), --new-opps=N for a one-off…

not rated 2 2d ago A 80 tokens original MIT

setup

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calven-ai/demoverse

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Guided first-run onboarding for Demoverse. Interview the user to invent their fictional company, write the config from templates, initialize the world, run the first weekly increment, and optionally connect Salesforce/Drive/Slack/HubSpot with per-connector verification. Use on a fresh clone, or to amend an existing…

not rated 2 2d ago A 79 tokens original MIT

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