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Papers with Claude Code — Screenplay

Runtime: 2:52 Prerequisites: Frontend at paperswithclaudecode.com, paperswithcode.com in browser, terminal pods running Script text: See demo_script.md for copy-paste narration only.


Act 1: The Problem (0:00 — 0:20)

Screen: Browser → https://paperswithcode.com

# Action
1 Show paperswithcode.com — scroll through trending papers, point out the volume
2 Click into one paper — show the dense PDF, the linked GitHub repo
3 Come back to the list — emphasize the gap between published and understood

Act 2: Publish a Course with Claude Code (0:20 — 1:20)

Screen: Browser → https://paperswithclaudecode.com/builder

2a. Start the builder (0:20 — 0:30)

# Action
1 Show the Course Builder page with the "Start Building" button
2 Click "Start Building" — terminal session spawns in generator mode

2b. Input paper and repo (0:30 — 0:40)

# Action
1 Paste the arXiv URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1706.03762 ("Attention Is All You Need")
2 Paste the GitHub repo URL

2c. Claude Code generates the course (0:40 — 1:00)

# Action
1 Watch the terminal — Claude Code reads the paper, analyzes code
2 Stage generation scrolls by: concepts, explanations, quizzes structured on knowledge graph
3 Course structure summary appears — show the stage list

2d. Course published with x402 (1:00 — 1:20)

# Action
1 Terminal shows publish confirmation with x402 pricing
2 Point out: title and summary free, each core concept costs a micropayment in USDC on Base chain
3 Mention ERC-8021 builder codes — on-chain attribution and automatic royalty splits for paper authors

Act 3: Pick a Paper and Learn (1:20 — 2:00)

Screen: Browser → https://paperswithclaudecode.com/explore

# Action
1 Show trending paper cards — each one is a playable, monetized course
2 Click "Learn" on a paper

Screen: Browser → /learn/:paperId

# Action
1 Show the left side: interactive 2D dungeon room
2 Show the right side: personalized Claude Code on Kubernetes — AI tutor
3 Navigate through concept markers to learn
4 Pass the quiz at end of module → unlock next level via x402 micropayment
5 Point out: progress, verified skills, completed modules recorded on-chain — decentralized learning passport

Act 4: The World Knowledge Graph for Humans and Agents (2:00 — 2:45)

4a. Village and friends (2:00 — 2:20)

Screen: Browser → https://paperswithclaudecode.com/village

# Action
1 Show the academic village — researchers, creators, learners, Cogito agents coexisting
2 Point out friends on the map — which courses they're in, what stage they've reached
3 Show a notification: someone clears a stage
4 Show the leaderboard — who's learning the most, who's going deepest

4b. Community knowledge graph (2:20 — 2:45)

Screen: Browser → https://paperswithclaudecode.com/community

# Action
1 Show the knowledge graph — nodes are concepts, edges are relationships
2 Point out color showing depth of understanding

Closing (2:45 — 2:52)

# Action
1 Pause on the knowledge graph view
2 Closing line: "Learn the knowledge with friends, and build the world knowledge, together."

Quick Reference

Time Screen Action
0:00 paperswithcode.com Scroll trending, show volume and complexity
0:20 /builder Course Builder — click "Start Building"
0:30 /builder terminal Paste arXiv URL + GitHub repo (Attention Is All You Need)
0:40 /builder terminal Claude Code generates stages on knowledge graph
1:00 /builder Publish with x402, ERC-8021 attribution
1:20 /explore Trending papers as playable courses
1:25 /learn/... 2D dungeon room + Claude Code tutor on K8s
1:40 /learn/... Navigate concepts, quiz, x402 unlock
2:00 /village Academic village — friends, notifications, leaderboard
2:20 /community Knowledge graph — nodes, edges, depth colors
2:45 /community Closing line

Pre-demo Checklist

  • Frontend live at paperswithclaudecode.com
  • Terminal pod backend running (K8s)
  • Browser tabs ready: paperswithcode.com, paperswithclaudecode.com
  • arXiv URL (1706.03762) and GitHub repo URL copied to clipboard
  • Test the /builder flow once before demo to ensure session creation works