Hero demo v2 — onboarding tour (final scenario)

Beat sheet (narration + action)

t (s)	Narration	On screen
0–8	"This is trip2g. It turns your Obsidian vault into a website. You host it yourself... laptop, or a server."	Brief terminal: start trip2g locally (memcli up / docker compose up), then a browser opens localhost.
8–14	"It's up. Open it in the browser and sign in as admin."	Login page → DEV code 111111 → admin view. (verified: 111111 — 000000 in local-quickstart.md is a doc bug)
14–24	"There's a starter vault you can download. It's a normal Obsidian vault, and the sync plugin's already inside."	Admin → download the onboarding vault (button → zip/folder).
24–32	"Open it in Obsidian. The plugin's right there, enabled. Nothing to install."	Cut past unzip; Obsidian open on the vault. Settings → Community plugins → trip2g sync installed + enabled.
32–42	"Now edit the home page and hit save. The plugin pushes it automatically, and the site updates right there."	Edit _index.md (a line/heading) → Ctrl+S → "Pushed 1 files" Notice → browser homepage updates live.
42–56	"New pages work the same way. Type a link to a page that doesn't exist, click it, and Obsidian creates the note. Write something, save... and it's on the site."	In _index.md type [[About]] → Ctrl+click → Obsidian creates About.md → type an about-me page → save → refresh browser → About link on homepage → click → the About page. (this ~15s is the README GIF cut)
56–60	"You can swap in your own template, too."	Short punch line — can float as an on-screen caption over the next beat's opening; keep it one breath.
60–70	"Keep going and it turns into a digital garden. Nav is a few lines in a header file. And this docs site runs on trip2g too."	Sped-up montage, two parts: (a) quick-author 2–3 digital-garden notes + edit _header.md nav; (b) then fast-scroll through the real trip2g docs site (trip2g.com/en/user, ~10–20 pages flying by) — dogfood, proving a real full site, not a toy.
70–80	"Publish with the plugin, push from the CLI, or connect your agent through the API. More at trip2g.com... and a star on GitHub helps."	Outro: montage settles → CTA end-card on the network bg — three lines: Publish · Push · Connect, then github.com/trip2g/trip2g + ⭐, trip2g.com/en/user, and connect your agent → trip2g.com/_system/mcp.

Digital-garden content for the montage (beat 56–68)

A believable personal knowledge garden, NOT lorem. Suggested ~10 notes (short, real-sounding titles + one line each), e.g.:
Now, Reading list, Bookmarks, Recipes, Running log, Book notes/Deep Work, Projects, Til (today I learned), Quotes, Contact. Wikilink a few together so the graph feels alive. _header.md nav: Home · Garden · About · Now.

Notes for the recorder

• Pacing: beats 0–5 (0–56s) real-time; beat 6 (10 pages) MUST be sped-up montage or it drags; outro real-time.
• Cursor: use autoproducer/scripts/hero/smoothmove.py for any eased cursor moves + a subtle click ripple; or keyboard-only where clean.
• Terminal (opening only): kitty (color emoji, clean), not xterm.
• Background: scale bg-network-slow5x.mp4 to 2K, boxblur=3 + brightness/opacity down ~40-50%, loop under the framed windows.
• Attention direction (cursor alone is too weak): in post, guide the eye with — (1) smooth zoom/punch-in to the action region per beat (ffmpeg zoompan / keyframed scale+crop to the (x,y,t) of what's happening; hold, then ease back) — this is the biggest win, Screen-Studio style; (2) a soft glow following the cursor + a subtle click ripple; (3) optional spotlight dim of the inactive window / a soft vignette around the active region; (4) a brief callout (glow box / underline / small arrow) on one or two key UI elements (e.g. "trip2g sync" in Settings). Use sparingly — zoom + cursor glow carry most of it.
• Background music: NONE (competes with the VO — dropped on purpose; clean VO reads better here).
• Interaction SFX (recorder generates these): generate 2 tiny sounds via the ElevenLabs Sound Effects API (text-to-sound-effects, key on file) and place them on the reward beats: a soft "publish/success" blip on the "Pushed 1 files" Notice (~32-42s), and a quiet "tick" on the browser live-update / the About link appearing (~40-56s). Prompts e.g. "soft short UI success blip, gentle warm single note, subtle" and "very short soft tick, minimal UI confirmation, quiet". Skip per-keystroke typing sounds — fiddly and reads fake; only the confirmation moments. Barely audible, mixed well under the VO. (CC0 Pixabay/Freesound is a fallback if generation is off.)
• README GIF: cut the 42–56s wikilink→live segment, silent, ~15s, ≤5MB, 1000-1280px.
• RU cut: later (needs re-timed beats for RU VO; ru voice 87ifZMBSxa6PWYnKMWiH on file).

VO script (read this)

Model eleven_v3. Syntax: [emotion] delivery tags + <break time="Xs" /> for precise pauses (use the breaks to land the VO on the visual beats). Register = sincere, understated, dev-to-dev — NOT hype. Tags are deliberately sparse ([calm] open, [warm] close only); do NOT add excited/screaming energy. If v3 misbehaves, strip both [...] and <break/> and use eleven_multilingual_v2 with plain ... pauses.

[0–8] [calm] This is trip2g. It turns your Obsidian vault into a website. You host it yourself laptop, or a server.
[8–14] It's up. Open it in the browser and sign in as admin.
[14–24] There's a starter vault you can download. It's a normal Obsidian vault, and the sync plugin's already inside.
[24–32] Open it in Obsidian. The plugin's right there, enabled. Nothing to install.
[32–42] Now edit the home page and hit save. The plugin pushes it automatically and the site updates right there.
[42–56] New pages work the same way. Type a link to a page that doesn't exist, click it, and Obsidian creates the note. Write something, save and it's on the site.
[56–60] You can swap in your own template, too.
[60–70] Keep going and it turns into a digital garden. Nav is a few lines in a header file. And this docs site? Runs on trip2g too.
[70–80] Publish with the plugin, push from the CLI, or connect your agent through the API. More at trip2g.com [warm] and a star on GitHub helps.