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# Paris AI Forum: Hyper-Agentic Demo Ideas
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**Goal:** Demonstrate the difference between "Chatting with AI" (Hope) and "Agentic Workflows" (SOP/Action).
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**Constraints:** Must be impossible/hard for a standard web LLM. Must show tools, file manipulation, or system state changes.
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---
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## 1. The "Instant Briefing" (Research Loop)
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**Concept:** Turn a vague question into a tangible artifact in < 2 minutes.
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**The Prompt:** "I have a meeting with the CTO about [Emerging Tech Topic] in 5 minutes. Build me a briefing pack."
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**The Agent Run:**
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1. **Search:** Scours the web for the latest 3-5 credible sources (filtering spam).
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2. **Synthesize:** Writes a structured `EXECUTIVE_BRIEF.md` (Key Trends, Risks, Opportunities).
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3. **Generate:** Uses `presenterm` (or `pandoc`) to auto-generate a PDF/Slide deck from that markdown.
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4. **Deliver:** Pushes the PDF to a shared repo or Slack channel live.
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**The "Wow":** Moving from "text output" to "file delivery" without human copy-pasting.
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## 2. The "Infrastructure Surgeon" (Self-Healing)
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**Concept:** AI that can touch the metal.
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**The Setup:** A broken service on a demo OpenShift namespace (e.g., a pod crash loop or wrong env var).
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**The Prompt:** "The `demo-app` is down. Fix it."
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**The Agent Run:**
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1. **Diagnose:** Runs `kubectl get pods`, `kubectl logs`, `curl localhost`. Identifies the error (e.g., "Port 8080 refused").
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2. **Reason:** "Config map points to 8081, app listens on 8080."
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3. **Act:** Runs `kubectl patch` or edits the deployment manifest.
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4. **Verify:** Runs `curl` again to confirm 200 OK.
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**The "Wow":** Breaking the "Read-Only" barrier. The AI *changed state* to solve a problem.
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## 3. The "Meeting Artifact Generator" (System Integration)
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**Concept:** Turning unstructured voice/text into structured systems of record.
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**The Setup:** A raw transcript or audio file of a chaotic meeting.
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**The Prompt:** "Process this meeting dump. Update our systems."
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**The Agent Run:**
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1. **Parse:** Extracts Action Items, Decisions, and Deadlines.
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2. **Ticket:** Creates actual Issues in Gitea (or Mock Jira) for each action item.
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3. **Schedule:** Generates an `.ics` calendar invite for the follow-up.
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4. **Notify:** Sends a summary message to a Telegram/Slack group tagging the owners.
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**The "Wow":** The AI interacting with *multiple* disparate APIs (Git, Calendar, Chat) to orchestrate a workflow, not just summarize text.
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# Presentation Ideas Scratchpad
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Raw ideas and scenarios for future AI presentations. Capture now, refine later.
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---
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## Presentation #1: MCP in Practice (OpenShift/GitOps)
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**Audience:** Internal Axway team (small, reports to Conan)
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**Tone:** Serious content, Simpsons humor, relatable frustration → payoff arc
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### Core Thesis
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The value of MCP isn't "AI can run kubectl" — it's **flipping the discovery loop**.
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- **Without MCP:** Human works *for* the AI (copy-paste errors, run commands, provide context, be the middleware)
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- **With MCP:** AI works *for and with* the human
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### Narrative Arc
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1. **What is MCP?** — Open standard, Anthropic 2024, gives tools to AI
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2. **Why MCP? (Without)** — Grandpa Simpson walks in, sees GPT, walks out
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- *Pitch:* Complex problems without tool-bearing AI = frustrating, time-consuming, upside-down. People "bounce off" AI for real work.
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3. **Why MCP? (With)** — Setup for the payoff
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4. **Tools for the demo** — openshift-mcp, gitea-mcp, argocd-mcp
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5. **Prompt Engineering** — "Intent vs. Instruction" / "Ambiguity is the enemy of automation. If you don't define 'safe'… the AI will."
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6. **DEMO** — Three scenarios, progressively impressive:
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- **Scenario 1:** "Run a healthcheck of my cluster"
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- AI examines multiple resources
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- Key: produces **INSIGHT**, not just dry information
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- **Scenario 2:** "Is my NAS slower than it should be?"
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- AI launches ephemeral test pod (permitted via system prompt)
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- Reasons against hardware expectations (2-bay 5400RPM, 1Gb network)
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- **Scenario 3:** "Lock down security in this namespace"
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- AI investigates current posture
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- Plans path to privileged-v2
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7. **Summary** — *(to be drafted)*
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- Land the loop-flip insight
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- "What you didn't see" — all the commands, errors, iterations handled silently
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8. **Closer** — Homer spinning in chair (callback)
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- "Taking us out of the discovery loop leaves us free to be productive elsewhere"
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### Demo Technique
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During demo: **actually do other work** while AI runs. Makes the "frees you up" point concrete — audience watches AI work, watches presenter work, realizes neither needed the other.
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### Key Moments
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- "Holy shit, it just figured it out" — if presenter had these moments building the demo, audience will too
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- Transition from "tech demo" to "I want this"
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---
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## Presentation #2: Ideas (TBD)
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**Context:** Axway heritage — Sopra Group → Sopra Steria. Enterprise software, API management, governance. Audience cares about security, compliance, "don't let the AI rm -rf."
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### Option A: Security / AI Gateway
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- Take the security line further than system prompts
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- Show how an **AI Gateway** solves remaining concerns:
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- Rate limiting
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- Action allowlists
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- Audit trails
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- Policy enforcement
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- Narrative: "Your enthusiastic AI colleague needs guardrails in enterprise"
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### Option B: Hyper-Agentic First, Then Governance
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- Go full agentic — show the power (browser control, cross-platform nodes, compound tool use)
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- *Then* pivot: "And this is how you keep your enthusiastic colleague from doing something you didn't want"
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- AI Gateway as the answer to the "wait, but what if..." concerns the demo just raised
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### Potential Beats
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- Show the Apple Notes/Reminders cross-platform demo (container → Mac node → AppleScript)
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- Browser automation
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- Multi-step reasoning with real consequences
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- Then: governance layer, audit, policy, enterprise controls
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---
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## Loose Ideas (Capture as they come)
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### Cross-Platform Automation Demo (Apple Notes/Reminders)
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**Already documented above — usable for Presentation #2 "hyper-agentic" section**
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- AI in secure container reaches out to Mac node
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- Original tool (memo CLI) too interactive
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- AI adapts: discovers AppleScript as native alternative
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- Creates notes/reminders via osascript
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- "Figures it out on its own" moment
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### Meta-Demo: The Session Itself
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The conversation that led to this scratchpad is itself demo-worthy:
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- Casual experiment → discovery
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- Presenter mentions "might use this for a demo"
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- AI offers to capture it (not requested)
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- Writes structured doc to the right repo
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- That's working *with* someone, not commanding a tool
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---
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*Add ideas below as they emerge*
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### The 3x Multiplier (Key Talking Point)
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Common framing: "AI will replace all our jobs" — scary, paralyzing, defensive.
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Better framing: **"The person leveraging AI will outcompete the person who isn't."**
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**Example from practice:**
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- Conan wanted to do a manual task (building muscle memory)
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- Asked AI: "While I'm doing this, write an MD with X, Y, Z bullet points and anything else you see fit"
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- Result: well-structured doc + *additional valuable points the AI added on its own*
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**The math:**
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- 2x = doing two things at once (parallel work)
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- 3x = parallel work + AI's *additive* contribution (compounded output)
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This is the multiplier people miss. You're not just parallelizing — you're getting value you didn't explicitly ask for.
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