Add submission kit: demo script, social post, badge checklist

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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+# WanderLust — Hackathon Submission Kit
+
+Everything needed to lock in the submission. **Track: Thousand Token Wood.**
+Space: https://huggingface.co/spaces/build-small-hackathon/WanderLust
+
+---
+
+## ✅ Mandatory checklist (Build Small Hackathon)
+
+- [x] Gradio app, hosted as a Space under `build-small-hackathon`
+- [x] ≤ 32B params (MiniCPM5-1B = 1B, + bge-small 33M ≈ **1.05B**)
+- [ ] **Demo video** (script below) — *you record + upload*
+- [ ] **Social post** (draft below) — *you post + link*
+- [ ] **Set Space variable `DISCOVERROUTE_OFFLINE=1`** (Settings → Variables) — required
+      for the Off the Grid badge (no cloud APIs at request time)
+- [ ] Submit on the hackathon page: Space link + video URL + social link + track + badges
+
+## 🏅 Badges we claim (and why)
+
+| Badge | Basis |
+|---|---|
+| **Off the Grid** | With `DISCOVERROUTE_OFFLINE=1`, zero cloud APIs at request time — all 4 cities pre-baked + local geocoding |
+| **Off-Brand** | Hand-built `gr.Server` HTML/CSS/JS app-shell, zero default Gradio components |
+| **Tiny Titan** (special, ≤4B) | MiniCPM5-1B, 1B params, in-Space on ZeroGPU |
+| **Field Notes** | Publish `FIELD_NOTES.md` / `PROGRESS.md` as a post, then link it |
+| **openbmb** (sponsor) | Core reasoning model is OpenBMB's MiniCPM5-1B |
+
+---
+
+## 🎬 Demo video script (~90 seconds)
+
+> Screen-record the live Space. Keep it tight.
+
+1. **(0:00–0:10) Hook.** "Most map apps ask: what's the fastest way there? WanderLust
+   asks: what if those extra minutes were a gift?"
+2. **(0:10–0:35) One plan, Paris.** Start "Place de la République", destination
+   "Jardin du Luxembourg". Type the vibe **"bookshops and quiet streets"**. Hit Plan.
+   Show the discovery route drawn vs. the plain route, the time it costs, and read one
+   line of the grounded itinerary ("…why each stop is on your path").
+3. **(0:35–0:55) It read your mood.** Open the interpretation panel — show the vibe
+   mapped to category weights. Change the vibe to **"lively café crawl"**, re-plan, show
+   a different route. "Same A to B. A walk that matches you."
+4. **(0:55–1:15) Multi-city, offline.** Change to **"British Museum, London" →
+   "Covent Garden, London"**, vibe "cozy bookshops and coffee". Show it routing London.
+   Say: "Paris, London, Barcelona, New York — all routed **fully offline**, no cloud
+   APIs, on a **1-billion-parameter** model running in the Space."
+5. **(1:15–1:30) Close.** "WanderLust. Small model, big city, your taste. Built for the
+   Build Small Hackathon." Show the Space URL.
+
+**Tips:** pre-warm each city once before recording (first-load builds the index).
+Record at desktop width so the map + panel both show.
+
+---
+
+## 📣 Social post (draft — Thousand Token Wood)
+
+> Trim to platform length; attach a 10–15s clip or the route screenshot.
+
+```
+🗺️ Meet WanderLust — it turns any walk from A to B into a personal discovery.
+
+Tell it your destination and your *mood* ("bookshops and quiet streets", "a lively
+café crawl") and it threads you past the places you'll actually love — then tells you,
+in your own words, why each one is on your path. Same destination, a walk you'll remember.
+
+✨ A 1B-parameter model (MiniCPM5-1B) reads your vibe → routing weights → grounded itinerary
+🌍 Paris · London · Barcelona · New York — all routed FULLY OFFLINE, no cloud APIs
+🎨 Hand-built custom frontend (gr.Server), zero default Gradio components
+
+Small model. Big city. Your taste.
+
+Built for @huggingface #BuildSmallHackathon (Thousand Token Wood) on @OpenStreetMap data
+with @OpenBMB's MiniCPM.
+
+Try it 👉 [Space link]
+```
+
+---
+
+## 📝 Field Notes (badge) — quickest path
+
+`FIELD_NOTES.md` + `PROGRESS.md` already tell the build story. To claim the badge:
+publish one as a short post (HF blog / Dev.to / Medium) titled e.g.
+*"Taste-aware city routing on a 1B model — building WanderLust for the Build Small
+Hackathon"*, then add the link under **🔗 Links** in `README.md`.