docs/DEMO_RUNBOOK.md

AfterBlock Demo Runbook

Story

AfterBlock Museum preserves ordinary objects as Minecraft artifacts. The Space acts like a museum terminal: it scans a relic, assigns a hall, awakens a tiny spirit, prints a passport card, and emits a bridge packet for the server.

Script

1. Show the Hugging Face Space.
2. Type one prompt in Museum prompt, for example: "my scratched blue water bottle from school with a moon sticker."
3. Click Place in Museum.
4. Show the live 3D relic and the visible Run in Minecraft card. This is the per-visitor command, not an owner install step.
5. Open Living Map and show the YOU ARE HERE banner, lit route, and exact relic plot.
6. Open Passport + Profile and show the QR/share link plus the relic history.
7. Open Join Minecraft and show the already-built world card, server address, and first two player commands: /dreamwall pack, /dreamwall museum check.
8. Open Object Atlas only as backup proof if a judge asks how many object looks exist.
9. Switch to Minecraft and run /dreamwall pack, /dreamwall museum check, then paste the generated /dreamwall import object | story | @owner command from the Space.
10. Show the atlas target, hold the route compass, follow the lit floor from YOU ARE HERE, and show the resource-pack item, engraved nameplate, profile button, and lectern passport at the packet coordinates.
11. End with: "AfterBlock turns the things people would throw away into places they can visit."

Video Requirements

• Keep the final demo under three minutes.
• Show both the Space and Minecraft world.
• Do not explain implementation details in the voiceover.
• Focus on the magic: a memory becomes a 3D Minecraft artifact, a place, and a spirit.
• Keep downloads/SFTP in the appendix unless a judge asks how to install it.
• Use the Demo Path tab in the Space as the live shot checklist.
• Run .venv/bin/python tools/verify_afterblock_demo.py before recording if you need a proof packet for judges.

Submission Checklist

• Hugging Face Space is running.
• GitHub repo link is in Space README.
• GitHub commits are Codex-authored.
• Field notes are present.
• Demo video shows real UI and Minecraft proof.
• Social post says this is a Minecraft memory museum, not a chatbot.