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Recording-Ready Demo Narrative

This walkthrough is designed for the final demo recording. It highlights the full intent-to-settlement lifecycle, the JACK kernel/hook architecture, and the operator tooling.

Pre-Flight Checklist

  • ✅ Dashboard running at http://localhost:3001
  • ✅ Landing page running at http://localhost:3000
  • ✅ Wallet connected (use a funded testnet wallet)
  • ✅ Testnet endpoints configured in .env.local

Demo Flow (8–10 Minutes)

1) Mission & Context (0:00–0:45)

  • Open the Landing page.
  • Script line: "JACK is the cross-chain execution kernel that turns intents into verified outcomes. The Kernel coordinates execution; Hooks enforce policy and routing."
  • Point to the mission statement and highlight the focus on safe, deterministic execution.

2) Intent Creation (0:45–2:00)

  • Switch to the Dashboard.
  • Create a new intent (example: "Bridge 50 USDC from Chain A to Chain B with max 0.5% slippage").
  • Call out the metadata fields (asset, source, destination, slippage).

3) Policy Hook Enforcement (2:00–3:15)

  • Show the policy panel or validation status.
  • Explain: "The Policy Hook is invoked by the Kernel before any transaction is signed. It enforces guardrails like slippage limits and allowlists."

4) Kernel Execution Timeline (3:15–4:30)

  • Open the execution detail view.
  • Walk through the state machine: IntentReceived → PolicyApproved → RoutingSelected → SettlementPending → Settled.
  • Emphasize deterministic state transitions driven by the Kernel.

5) Cross-Chain Settlement (4:30–5:45)

  • Highlight the settlement step and resulting receipts.
  • Mention the adapters/bridge stack: "Adapters generate chain-specific payloads; the Settlement Hook coordinates the bridge execution."

6) Observability + Runbooks (5:45–7:00)

  • Navigate to Runbooks & Operations in the docs.
  • Call out the release flow, agent orchestration system, and GitHub tracker.
  • Script line: "Operators get the same deterministic lifecycle through runbooks and tooling."

7) Architecture Recap (7:00–8:00)

  • Open the Architecture page.
  • Walk through the Kernel/Hook diagram and execution sequence.

8) Close & Call to Action (8:00–8:30)

  • Summarize: "JACK brings intent-first execution, policy-grade safety, and production-ready operations into a single kernel."
  • Point to docs.jack.lukas.money as the source of truth.

Optional Deep-Dive (if time allows)

  • Show the agent orchestration system and how it keeps the docs/runbooks up to date.
  • Highlight the three-step setup guide for builders.