Publish Demo

/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.

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.

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

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.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: victorrentea
• Source: victorrentea/human-review
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.