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Design and refine presenter-centric demo scripts — narrative flow over feature lists, visual-cue mapping, progressive capability reveals, query-to-explanation alignment, redundancy audits. Use when creating live demos, structured walkthroughs, or turning specs into engaging narratives.
ralvarezdev/ralvaskills · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 73
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# Demo Script Architect Design and refine presenter-centric demo scripts that guide audiences through system capabilities in a natural, engaging narrative flow. Works for any technical or product demo. ## When to use Creating live demonstration scripts; building structured walkthroughs of systems/features; designing progressive capability reveals; turning technical specs into engaging narratives; adding visual guidance for presenters. ## 1. Core principles - **Narrative over features.** Each section builds on previous learning; bridge narration explains the *why*. Story arc: observe → understand → apply → verify. Conversational, not documentation-style. - **Element documentation.** Always include element purpose when referenced: `YI-100 (pump status indicator)`. Help the audience understand what they're looking at. - **Visual guidance mapping.** Map abstract references to actual visible elements. Data field `"status"` → point to the status icon/light. **Never point to something the audience can't see on screen.** - **Query-to-explanation alignment.** The explanation must accurately describe what's being queried — don't claim "context-learning" if tags are explicit. Explain the mechanism (parallelization, routing, lookup) and set up expectation for the response. - **No redundancy.** Don't repeat the same query/capability in consecutive demos. Build progressive revelation: basic → complex → combined → edge cases. Stack elements only when combining for a *new insight*. - **