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Demo tracker

Internal demo-readiness tracker for the Theegarten-Pactec release-check story. This page is written for RapidDraft planning and demo preparation. It should not be used as a customer leave-behind unless the wording is first converted into polished pilot-facing language.

<- Release check demo ยท Demo day checklist


Readiness scoring

Scores use three separate 0-100 axes so implementation reality, user experience, and demo risk do not get mixed together.

Axis Meaning
Backend reality Implemented, tested, deterministic, deployable.
UX/demo polish Clear workflow, visual polish, and smooth interaction.
Demo confidence Reliable enough to show in the Theegarten meeting.
Feature Backend UX Demo Current read
Narrative to product alignment 60 55 60 Demo story must be framed as an Agent-assisted release/BOM slice until the full CIM package workflow exists.
Theegarten release-check narrative 80 70 65 Story is clear in wiki; live walkthrough must match the current STEP/Agent path.
Agent shell and artifact-first flow 80 60 68 Solid local foundation, but prompt routing and artifact UX still need rehearsal polish.
STEP/model loading and canvas 75 70 58 Usable locally; runtime/OCC and fixture repeatability caveats remain.
Pure DFM sidebar 78 68 62 Working, but deep scan/progress timing is a live-demo risk.
Fusion removal / DFM guardrail 88 85 78 Cleanup is well evidenced; keep proving pure DFM remains unaffected.
Draft BOM from STEP/model 72 62 55 Useful first slice with real backend support, not final Theegarten cockpit.
Drawing Checks issue set into BOM 62 50 48 Issue-set evidence can feed BOM/release rows, but row-level UX and drawing navigation are weak.
DraftLint inspection characteristics JSON 20 15 15 Planned 56-characteristic inspection path is not live as a first-class RapidDraft integration.
Release report artifact/embed 38 32 30 Report/artifact renderers exist; this is not yet a full release cockpit.
Full Theegarten release cockpit UI 25 25 25 Concept exists, not built as a dedicated workflow.
Excel export to quality template 15 10 15 Template reviewed, export not built.
Vision enrichment for BOM 45 30 22 Advisory only; do not put it on the critical demo path yet.
Knowledge/RAG for EPLAN docs 50 40 30 Pipeline exists, but Theegarten EPLAN ingestion/query proof is still needed.
Deployment/testing branch readiness 35 28 28 Needs integration branch cleanup and Railway/local-AI validation.
Demo script and screenshots 70 58 55 Screenshot report exists; needs one locked scripted path.

Workflow tracker

The demo should be judged as a customer workflow, not as a list of backend capabilities.

Step User workflow moment UX clarity Visual polish Failure risk Evidence available Next fix
1 Open RapidDraft in expert/demo mode. Medium Medium Medium Local expert mode works. Define exact demo URL, branch, model, and local AI state before each rehearsal.
2 Load Theegarten-style model/package. Medium Medium Medium STEP model screenshots exist. Pick the canonical model/package and make the load path repeatable.
3 Ask Agent to generate release/BOM review. Medium Medium Medium Agent BOM prompts work locally. Use one scripted prompt and avoid broad, ambiguous chat requests.
4 See quick deterministic BOM first. Medium Medium Medium Draft BOM artifact is working. Keep vision out of the blocking path and label deterministic evidence clearly.
5 Open BOM artifact in canvas. High Medium Low Artifact-first canvas flow is validated. Polish table density, source badges, and row hierarchy.
6 Inspect drawing/model evidence and missing fields. Low Low High Partial: BOM row/source badges and Drawing Checks issue-set evidence. Build a clearer release cockpit or evidence inspector for demo use.
7 Run or show DFM findings without Fusion. Medium Medium Medium Pure DFM guardrail screenshot exists. Use Light DFM for live demo unless Deep scan has been rehearsed immediately before the meeting.
8 See optional Knowledge/EPLAN context. Low Low High Knowledge pipeline exists, but EPLAN ingestion workflow needs validation. Index the EPLAN folder and test deterministic inventory/search/answer prompts.
9 Preview/export quality workbook. Low Low High Quality template has been reviewed; export is not built. Build Excel export preview and server-side workbook generation.
10 End with engineer approval / PLM handoff story. Medium Medium Medium Wiki story is clear. Add a final approval screen or scripted close that reinforces CIM Database stays in charge.

Locked demo path

Use this as the default rehearsal path until the full Theegarten cockpit exists.

Order Demo action Guardrail
1 Open the testing branch in expert/demo mode. Confirm branch, server, local-AI, and Knowledge service before the rehearsal.
2 Load one canonical Theegarten-style STEP/package. Do not switch fixtures mid-demo; document the exact fixture once chosen.
3 Ask the Agent for a release/BOM review with one scripted prompt. Avoid broad prompts that can route to Knowledge or generic chat.
4 Show the deterministic BOM/release artifact first. Vision enrichment is optional background evidence, not a blocker.
5 Open the artifact in the canvas and inspect source/evidence badges. Be explicit where evidence is model-derived, Drawing Checks-derived, or still missing.
6 Show pure DFM separately and without Fusion. Prefer Light DFM live; use recorded screenshots if Deep scan timing is uncertain.
7 Optionally show Knowledge/EPLAN only after ingestion is proven. If EPLAN indexing is not validated, keep it as a planned capability.
8 Close with the CIM/PLM handoff story. RapidDraft supports engineer review; it does not auto-release or replace PLM.

Current next steps

  1. Keep Fusion removed while protecting pure DFM with tests and browser validation.
  2. Clean and merge the Agent/BOM integration branch into a testing branch.
  3. Make the BOM artifact the most polished demo surface.
  4. Build the release cockpit shape around drawing evidence, STEP/model BOM, missing fields, source provenance, and review state.
  5. Validate Knowledge/RAG ingestion for the EPLAN documents.
  6. Add Theegarten Excel export preview and workbook generation.
  7. Add background vision enrichment only as optional advisory evidence.
  8. Create one repeatable demo script with screenshots and known fallback paths.

Agent review workflow

Use one Codex goal for this work:

Deliver a scored Theegarten demo tracker in the wiki and centralized plan, then run independent Cursor review and present suggested changes.

Review gates:

Gate Reviewer Purpose
1 Build check Confirm the Theegarten wiki builds.
2 Codex self-review Check for missing backend, UX, and demo-readiness gaps.
3 Cursor Composer review Independently inspect wiki, plan, code, and demo goals without editing.
4 User decision Decide whether to keep Codex's tracker or incorporate Cursor suggestions.

Suggested read-only reviewer split:

Reviewer Focus
Backend readiness reviewer RapidDraft branch, Agent/BOM/DFM/Knowledge/local-AI implementation reality.
UX workflow reviewer Whether the story feels coherent to a Theegarten engineer.
Wiki/doc reviewer Page clarity, navigation placement, source quality, and customer-facing wording risk.
Cursor Composer reviewer Independent critique and score correction suggestions.

Additional Cursor Review Notes

These recommendations were not promoted into the active tracker yet, but should remain visible for future demo planning.

  • Treat minutes 45-50 in the demo-day plan as recorded/PDF-backed until drawing-zone navigation is live.
  • Cross-link the BOM contract's finished slices to the final screenshot branch and commit SHA after the integration branch is merged.
  • Keep STEP/OCC/runtime caveats visible in deployment readiness, especially for fresh machines and Railway/testing environments.
  • Avoid making Vision a central demo promise until the local vision route is stable and produces engineering-specific output.
  • Update demo-day.md with exact fallback artifacts after the canonical fixture and scripted path are chosen.

Sources

  • Centralized plan: /Users/adeelyj/Library/CloudStorage/OneDrive-Personal/100_Knowledge/203_TextCAD/01_Product_Project_Management/00_Project_Management_n_skills/01_tracks/rapiddraft-core/plans/260531_theegarten-draftlint-quality-bom/README.md
  • Release story: Release check demo
  • Meeting flow: Demo day checklist
  • Quality forms and template context: Quality forms
  • RapidDraft Agent BOM contract: /Users/adeelyj/code/rapiddraft/45_co2/rapiddraft_utumpitch-fusionremoved/docs/contracts/bom-generation-contract.md
  • Screenshot validation report: /Users/adeelyj/code/rapiddraft/45_co2/rapiddraft_utumpitch-fusionremoved/docs/validation/260602_rapiddraft_agent_bom_validation_screenshots.pdf

Open Questions

  1. Which model/package is the canonical Theegarten demo fixture?
  2. Should the first live demo use static DraftLint JSON, live DraftLint ingestion, or both?
  3. Which EPLAN documents must be indexed before the next rehearsal?
  4. Should the release cockpit be implemented as a polished mock first or built directly on live backend data?
  5. Which quality workbook sheet is the first export target: release check, inspection plan, EMPB, or evidence register?