demo-setup

Demo Setup

Overview

Creates demo-ready prototypes by guiding you through a simulated Design Thinking Coach session with a customer persona, then scaffolding a hi-fi prototype. The skill generates a customer persona brief with realistic conversation seeds, accelerates through DT Methods 1 through 6 with simulated customer dialogue, and scaffolds a runnable hi-fi prototype directly at Method 7. The result is a complete, runnable demo with a presenter's walkthrough guide and a video script for recording.

Primary audience: new users learning HVE Core tools.

Core design constraints:

• Every demo starts with a customer persona brief that drives the simulated conversation.
• DT Coach interactions use accelerated pacing (2 to 3 exchanges per method) for demo efficiency.
• Step 4 scaffolds the hi-fi prototype directly, handling all scaffold generation and experiment framing.
• Presenter's guide included so demos are repeatable without memorizing the flow.
• Demo video script generated for recording a polished walkthrough video.

Prerequisites

• DT Coach agent accessible (provided by the HVE Core extension)
• .copilot-tracking/ directory exists at the workspace root

Quick Start

Run a demo with custom inputs:

1. Invoke /demo-setup with customer={name}, industry={vertical}, and optionally persona and problem.
2. The DT Coach walks through Methods 1 through 6 with a generated persona and conversation seeds.
3. At Method 7 the skill scaffolds a runnable prototype.
4. Open index.html in a browser and follow the presenter's guide in README.md.

When to Use

• Setting up a demo for a customer, partner, or internal team to showcase HVE Core tooling
• Onboarding new users who need to see the DT Coach and prototype workflow end to end
• Preparing a conference talk, workshop, or training session that walks through the tools
• Creating a reference demo that others can replicate independently

When Not to Use

• Running a real Design Thinking engagement with actual stakeholders (use the DT Coach directly)
• Building a production prototype without the demo scaffolding and walkthrough
• Creating a static slide deck or documentation (use the canonical deck or PowerPoint skill)
• The audience already knows the tools and needs advanced workflow guidance