README — start here

Entry point for this demo hub.

What is this

A working hub belonging to a fictional founder building a personal-knowledge layer for the AI era. The content is real-shaped: actual decisions, actual research notes, actual launch planning. Click around like you would your own hub.

What's in here

• 50 documents spread across 7 folders + 13 at the root level.
• 7 bundles, including one private (the financials vault), one restricted-access (engineering decisions), and five public.
• A concept index auto-derived from the content — every key term has a page at /hub/demo/concepts/{slug}.
• The hub URL itself (mdfy.app/hub/demo) is paste-able into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Codex. Try it.

How to use the demo

1. Pick a folder in the sidebar. Each has a coherent theme.
2. Open a bundle. Watch the canvas paint the pre-computed analysis (themes, insights, document summaries, reading order).
3. Try the search affordance (Cmd-K, type a domain term). Hub-scoped semantic recall.
4. Paste the URL mdfy.app/hub/demo into your favourite AI tool. Ask it a question about the hub. Verify it answers from the hub.

What you can't do

• The demo account is read-only-feeling — anyone who signs in can browse it, but the canonical content is owned by demo@mdfy.app. You can fork docs (Duplicate to edit) and they become yours.
• Private docs in the "Private Vault" folder are intentionally inaccessible to anyone except the owner. Same with the "Financials + runway" bundle. That's not a bug; it's the demonstration of the permission model.

The real reason this hub exists

So that a reviewer evaluating mdfy in 5-10 minutes can land in a hub that looks like a working founder's brain and form an honest opinion about whether mdfy makes sense as a product. Nothing in this hub is filler.

If you find a doc that feels like filler, file an issue (or just paste it back at the founder). It'll get rewritten.