Product Demo Narrative · Example edition
Show the task, then the product.
This fictional demonstration follows an owner preparing a project handover with an Agent. The narrative is illustrative and should be aligned with the actual product’s verified capabilities before presentation.
| Step | What the audience sees | Point to explain |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | A short project brief | The owner supplies the goal |
| 2 | A draft document index | The Agent prepares a reviewable result |
| 3 | The owner reviews a detail | Decisions stay visible |
| 4 | A finished handover | The next person has a clear starting point |
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Begin with a real task
Introduce the person, the project, and the difficulty in one minute. Avoid opening with a tour of every navigation item. The audience needs a reason to care about the next action.
Discussion prompt
Which part of this account needs stronger evidence?
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Demonstrate the boundary
Show the draft and the owner’s review as separate moments. Use only capabilities that exist in the version being demonstrated, and identify sample data clearly.
Discussion prompt
What tradeoff should the audience understand?
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Keep a fallback
Prepare screenshots of the same example in case the live environment is unavailable. Explain that the fallback is a recorded illustration rather than pretending the product is responding live.
Discussion prompt
Who owns the next action, and when will it be reviewed?