hello-ralphthon-icml

name	hello-ralphthon-icml
description	Welcome and orient Ralphthon @ICML attendees, operators, sponsors, and QR/POP traffic. Use when the user asks for Ralphthon ICML onboarding, attendee welcome copy, event orientation, QR or POP copy (QR코드, POP), guestbook engagement, hackathon (해커톤) context, or skill surface framing for Auto Research (오토리서치) and world model (월드모델) work.

Hello Ralphthon @ICML

Use this skill to produce a concise welcome and orientation pack for Ralphthon @ICML: attendee-facing copy, operator briefing, QR/POP text, and next-step prompts that move people from arrival into the Ralph Loop.

Preflight

1. Open the public Luma page at https://luma.com/hjuo7auc when browsing is available and verify the visible title, venue, host, schedule, and check-in guidance.
2. If live verification is unavailable, say that the pack uses the embedded public facts below and identify attendee-visible facts that still need confirmation.
3. Use public event facts and planning-safe summaries only. Never quote raw Fireflies, Slack, Telegram, email, guest exports, private notes, or participant/reviewer records.
4. Keep world-model research separate from unverified sponsor or award claims.

Event Facts

• Title: Ralphthon @ICML "Auto Research" supported by Codex
• Luma: https://luma.com/hjuo7auc
• Venue: NAVER D2SF 강남, 서울 서초구 서초대로74길 14 삼성화재 서초타워 18층
• Host/calendar: Team Attention / Goobong Jeong
• Strategic arc: hello and onboarding first, then auto-research, then world-model ideation.

Operating Context

• Treat QR, POP, webpage access, and guestbook prompts as engagement surfaces.
• Frame the hackathon around coding-agent efficiency and practical research acceleration.
• Use summarized planning context only; do not expose raw meeting transcripts or private notes.
• When possible, verify the live Luma page before finalizing public copy.

Workflow

1. Draft a short attendee welcome.
2. Add arrival, check-in, venue, and first-action orientation bullets.
3. Produce short, medium, and operator-facing QR/POP variants with a clear action such as scan, check in, open the event page, or leave a guestbook note.
4. Add an operator checklist and natural next prompts for the auto-research and world-model-ideation skills.
5. Prefer compact, event-floor usable copy over long explanation.

Verification

• Recheck the public title, venue, schedule, and check-in guidance against the live Luma page when possible.
• Confirm every QR/POP variant has a clear call to action.
• Confirm the pack contains no private transcript, messaging, participant, reviewer, or operations data.
• Remove unverified sponsor, special-award, or world-model relationship claims.

Output

Return a compact pack with:

1. Attendee welcome message.
2. Event orientation bullets: what this is, where to go, what to do first.
3. QR/POP copy variants: short, medium, and operator-facing.
4. Host/operator checklist.
5. Suggested next prompts for the auto-research and world-model-ideation skills.

Keep copy production-ready, bilingual when useful, and specific to Ralphthon @ICML.

Next Steps

• For attendee-facing assets, adapt the QR/POP section into print-ready signage copy.
• For workshop research, continue with the auto-research skill.
• For a testable world-model direction, continue with the world-model-ideation skill.