/publish-demo

Run this one command, and nothing else:

for c in "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-/nonexistent}/skills/human-review" "${HUMAN_REVIEW_HOME:-/nonexistent}" \
         "$(readlink -f .claude/skills/human-review 2>/dev/null)" ".claude/skills/human-review" \
         "$HOME/workspace/human-review/skills/human-review"; do
  [ -x "$c/scripts/publish-demo.sh" ] && { "$c/scripts/publish-demo.sh" --push $ARGS; break; }
done

$ARGS is empty unless the user named something:

• a slug — pass it as the first positional argument;
• a source directory other than .human-review — pass --src DIR;
• "don't push yet" / "let me look first" — drop --push and pass --card instead;
• "make this the featured demo" / "put this one in the README" — add --feature;
• "skip the screenshots" — add --no-tour.

The script derives the slug from the project directory, copies the snapshot, leaves behind the run's own dot-prefixed bookkeeping and *.raw.webm, refuses any file over 50 MB, rewrites that snapshot's card in demo/index.html from review.html and content.json, then commits and pushes. When the slug is the featured one (demo), it also screenshots every tab headlessly and rewrites the README's tour, the pages under docs/tabs/ and the top of the Pages landing page around the new pictures, in the same commit — about twenty seconds more.

Then print these three, substituting the slug the script reported, and say they take about a minute to appear because three workflows fire on the push:

https://victorrentea.github.io/human-review/<slug>/
https://github.com/victorrentea/human-review/releases/download/demo/human-review-<slug>.zip
docker run --rm -p 8642:80 ghcr.io/victorrentea/human-review:<slug>

That is the whole job. Do not read the report, do not open the page, do not check the deploy, do not describe the change set, do not hand-edit demo/index.html — the card is rendered from the snapshot precisely so that nobody keeps it up to date by hand. If the script exits non-zero, show its stderr and stop.

Not this skill: publishing screenshots of a review — one full-page image per tab, light and dark, for readers who should not have to run anything — is /human-review-publish-demo. This one publishes the live page.