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Mesh — demo script

The 3-minute "sovereign AI for normies" demo, using two Macs (or one Mac and a second app instance).

Prep (before the demo)

just ui-build && just bundle     # produces target/release/bundle/macos/Mesh.app

Pre-warm the model cache so the download beat is short (or keep it — the download screen with the rotating privacy copy is part of the story):

./target/debug/mesh-consoled --diagnose   # sanity: shows what this Mac can run

Act 1 — "Start my own mesh" (Mac A)

  1. Open Mesh.app. Welcome screen: "Your own AI. On your own machines."
  2. Click Start my own mesh.
  3. The scan beat: "Checking your Mac…" → chip and AI memory reveal → "Nice machine." with the recommended model and a Comfortable fit badge.
    • Talking point: "It looked at this Mac's unified memory and picked the largest model that runs comfortably — no configuration."
  4. (Optional) See other options — point at the fit badges; a 138GB model is greyed out as Too big, honestly.
  5. Invite-only → Continue. Download progress with the sovereignty lines.
  6. "Your mesh is live." — the QR code appears.
    • Talking point: "That QR is the mesh — the node's encrypted address. No account, no server, no signup."

Act 2 — someone joins (Mac B / second instance)

  1. On Mac B, open Mesh, Join a mesh, paste the invite code (send it via iMessage; if it's on the clipboard the app offers it automatically).
  2. Just chat → Continue → "You're in" → main window.
  3. On Mac A, open the Invite modal beforehand: when B connects, the "just joined" line + sidebar dot appear live.

Act 3 — chat across the mesh

  1. On Mac B (which runs no model), ask something.
  2. Point at the attribution: the reply streams from Mac A's model, over an end-to-end encrypted iroh tunnel, with a tok/s stamp.
  3. On Mac A, show the same chat works locally, and the sidebar shows People / Models live.

Proof for the skeptics

just test-e2e        # 6 mocked UI tests: every screen, QR, chat, errors
just test-e2e-real   # 2 real tests: hosts a real mesh through the UI,
                     # second process joins by token, chat streams over iroh

Second-instance-on-one-Mac notes: ports auto-fallback, config is isolated per process, so ./target/debug/mesh-consoled --app-port 0 --api-port 0 --console-port 0 + a browser at the printed URL acts as "Mac B".