# Demo Video Script

Hackathon demos are typically 2–3 minutes — this hits all the judging signals without padding.

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## 1. Hook (0:00–0:15)

Open with the app already running. No explanation yet — just show the 3D avatar idle, the dark RPG theme, and say something like:

> "This is Focus Buddy — a productivity companion that feels like an RPG, running entirely on a local 1B model."

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## 2. The Core Loop (0:15–1:15)

This is the heart of the demo. Chat with the buddy and show **the LLM controlling the UI via tool calls**:

- Type: *"Add a quest: finish my hackathon submission"* → watch it appear in the todo list
- Type: *"Let's start a 25-minute Pomodoro"* → timer starts on its own (show the JS bridge doing its thing)
- Type: *"Mark the submission quest done"* → avatar plays animation, XP ticks up, coins increment
- Briefly show the Inventory panel sliding in over chat

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## 3. Badges / Differentiators (1:15–1:45)

Quick verbal + visual callout for each badge:

- **Off the Grid**: show the model loading from HF Hub, no API key, no internet calls during inference
- **Off-Brand**: zoom in on the custom Three.js avatar + timer inside Gradio — *"this is not a default Gradio component"*
- **Tiny Titan**: mention openbmb/MiniCPM5-1B running

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## 4. Free-Flow Mode (1:45–2:10)

Quick switch to Free Flow mode, type *"Start free flow"* — show the timer counting up instead of down. Shows the configurability / second mode.

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## 5. Closer (2:10–2:30)

> "Built in a weekend for the HF Build Small hackathon — Thousand Token Wood track. Local model, custom frontend, gamified focus loop. Try it on HF Spaces."

Show the Space URL on screen.

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## Tips

- **Don't wait for LLM inference on camera** — pre-warm the model and have the conversation pre-seeded. Cut between the typing and the response appearing.
- **Zoom in on the XP bar** when it increments — that's the "wow, it actually did something" moment.
- Screen record at 1080p, zoom your browser to ~110% so the UI reads clearly.
- Keep captions/music low-key — the tool calls doing real UI things is the interesting part, let that breathe.