Open the intended browser route manually. Check the state before the action, the action itself, and the result. Watch for onboarding, sign in prompts, blank content, loading states, error messages, or labels that make the job unclear. The check is not a promise that every generated app will be ready for a video. It is a way to discover what this app needs before a candidate is prepared.
Use non sensitive data that gives the result context. Customer names, customer URLs, private documents, and customer credentials do not belong in a product demo. If the flow needs a login, prepare a disposable demo account using the approved process. Supplied credentials are encrypted, used for a single render, then deleted. When a storyboard is planned first, the credentials are kept encrypted for that session and deleted at most two hours after their last use. Keep the human reviewer responsible for deciding whether the particular account and screen are safe to show.
- Confirm that the first screen explains the task without narration.
- Prepare data that makes the final state meaningful to a new visitor.
- Remove material that has not been approved for public use.
- Test the action by hand before using it as a flow hint.
For a more detailed route readiness check, see the software demo video from a URL guide. An AI agent onboarding guide is a better fit when the first session, rather than the generated feature, is the reader's question. The agent tool demo video guide focuses on a browser accessible tool completing one visible task.
