/onex:demo — Cofounder Delegation Demo

Announce at start: "I'm using the demo skill to run the multi-model delegation fan-out."

Runtime Boundary

/onex:demo delegation dispatches through the OmniMarket runtime adapter and the native demo node contracts:

• node_demo_fanout_orchestrator
• node_demo_cost_compute
• node_demo_renderer_effect

The skill shim must not import node handlers directly and must not synthesize a successful response outside the runtime path. Dry-run uses deterministic provider fixtures as fan-out inputs, but the fan-out, cost aggregation, and rendering still run through the native node contracts and local runtime/event-bus boundary.

Usage

/onex:demo delegation
/onex:demo delegation --count 2
/onex:demo delegation --dry-run
ONEX_DEMO_DRY_RUN=1 /onex:demo delegation

Curated Tasks

Default tasks when neither --count nor --prompts is supplied:

1. Write a pytest test for a function that adds two integers
2. Which is cheaper: GPT-4o or Gemini Flash 2.0 for summarization tasks?
3. Run the ONEX skill router for ticket triage

Outputs

Successful runs return:

• per-task, per-model inference results
• per-model cost breakdown
• cheapest_llm_model
• cheapest_overall_path
• ASCII chart lines rendered by node_demo_renderer_effect
• native node list and run/correlation IDs

Live Provider Guard

Dry-run is the deterministic, zero-spend proof path. Live mode is explicit and the fan-out node performs provider preflight before any live call. Missing GEMINI_API_KEY or missing local claude CLI must surface as a structured runtime failure, not an import crash or hidden fallback.