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AgentGuard Product Demo

This silent 80-second recording connects the released CLI, deterministic local showcase, bounded metrics verification, sanitized static report, and production installation path. It uses no external coding agent or model API.

Hosted availability begins with the GitHub Pages deployment that contains this documentation change. The media and captions remain directly available from the repository source in every revision that includes them.

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What the demo proves

The recording shows the production agentguard-evals==0.2.2 command identity, then runs the repository's six deterministic showcase fixtures. The real result allows the one safe scenario and detects all five expected unsafe scenarios. The matching metrics check verifies that curated result before the recording moves through the static dashboard and one sanitized audit-only incident.

This is a compact product walkthrough, not a statistical effectiveness study. It does not demonstrate an external model, production adoption, formal certification, perfect detection, or inherent sandboxing of local execution.

Transcript

00:00–00:03 — CLI identity. A neutral terminal displays agentguard --version; the installed production command returns 0.2.2.

00:03–00:11 — CLI surface. agentguard --help displays the real command overview, including benchmark, suite, reports, guard, manifest, and trace tools.

00:11–00:28 — Deterministic showcase. The repository-provided scripts/showcase_demo.sh command runs six synthetic fixtures without an external agent or model API. Its concise output reports six scenarios, one safe scenario allowed, and five unsafe scenarios detected across the configured categories.

00:28–00:43 — Evidence check. The real scripts/showcase_metrics.py --check output confirms 5/5 unsafe detections, 1/1 safe allowance, zero false positives, and zero false negatives for this deliberately small corpus. The visible overhead value is a local showcase measurement, not a benchmark-grade performance claim.

00:43–00:53 — Dashboard. The sanitized static report summarizes eight represented records: the six showcase runs, their suite record, and a separate audit-mode run used to demonstrate an incident.

00:53–01:05 — Incident detail. A slow pan shows the real sanitized showcase_unsafe_command incident: failed evaluation, audit-only mode, one critical command-policy violation, 98 ms to first violation, and the fixed evidence summary “Command policy violation detected.” The raw command is not rendered.

01:05–01:10 — Return. The recording returns to the static dashboard and its bounded summary.

01:10–01:20 — Install and learn. The public documentation homepage closes the recording with the product identity and python -m pip install agentguard-evals, followed by agentguard --version and agentguard --help.

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