| name | orca-demo |
| description | Create a personalized low-input ORCA showcase flow and convert it into a bounded `/goal` prompt that should run to completion. |
ORCA Demo
What This Skill Is
A first-run showcase workflow for people who want to feel ORCA's value fast without writing a long prompt or knowing the framework first.
Trigger
Use when the user wants:
- a single prompt that shows ORCA's power
- a personalized output with very little input
- a customized product or business direction instead of a canned template
- a
/goal prompt that should keep going until the result is actually done
Do Not Trigger
Do not use when the user already has a concrete repo task, approved spec, or specific product they want built.
Required Inputs
- a short statement about the user's interests, goals, or preferred output type
Optional Inputs
- preferred platform
- monetization preference
- involvement preference
- timebox
Exact Workflow
- Ask only a few high-value questions.
- Capture them in
templates/demo-brief.md.
- Choose a demo direction that is:
- personalized
- simple enough to finish
- impressive enough to show ORCA's value
- not likely to collapse into the same result for every user
- Prefer small complete outputs over ambitious half-built ones.
- Translate the brief into a bounded
/goal prompt.
- Require the prompt to use ORCA stages and keep advancing until the chosen output is complete, verified, and documented.
- Include stop conditions only for destructive actions, credential or billing changes, DNS changes, or genuinely product-defining decisions.
Expected Outputs
- filled
templates/demo-brief.md
- a ready-to-run
/goal prompt
- one short explanation of why this demo direction is the strongest fit
Quality Bar
The result should feel personal and runnable.
It should not read like a generic startup brainstorm or a vague "build something cool" ask.
Common Failure Modes
- asking too many setup questions
- choosing a demo scope too big to finish
- producing the same business idea for every user
- writing a
/goal prompt that stops at discovery instead of execution
- sounding impressive but not giving the user something runnable
Relationship To Other ORCA Framework Skills And Commands
Pairs with orca-business-ideation, orca-goal-mode, orca-onboard, and orca-spec.
