Try it: team and groups
| Type or do | The viewer should see | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| "I want to get better at Spanish before my trip. Is there someone on the team for that?" | Calynta suggests Lingo with a card; tap Add, then open Lingo's chat. | Adds a Spark to the account. Remove it afterwards on a demo account. |
| Pulse, then Add a specialist, then tap one of Iron's "try" lines. | Iron joins the team and its chat opens with the line ready to send. | Iron asks a few health questions first. That is by design. |
| "Ask VELA to pressure-test my pricing page." | A handoff card: VELA working, then the first lines of its answer. | Takes a little while. |
| Open Calynta's profile sheet, your team. | The teammates, each with a switch. | None. |
| "I'd like a Spark that helps me with my running plan." | Calynta may suggest a teammate as a card with Add and Not now. | Calynta decides whether to suggest one; do not promise it will. |
| On the Chats tab, Groups, then New group. | A group with its own Calynta. | Prepare a second demo account to show more than one person. |
| In the group: "@calynta what should we decide first?" | The group's Calynta answers. Mention highlighting on its handle. | Only the Spark's own handle wakes it. |
| Turn on Just me and ask "What did I miss?" | A private answer marked Only you can see this. | Your own Spark must be in the group. |
| From the second account, ask the first account's Spark to do something. | A private approval card for the owner. | Approving starts real work in the owner's Space. |
Avoid in a demo: implying a Spark can add people to a group (only people invite people), or that Sparks in a group can use each other's apps.