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Waypoint Videolink App

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Description

A single static page built to open (and close) a screen-recorded demo of Waypoint — a browser-based agent that takes a goal and actually executes it with real tool/function calls against the Claude API, rather than just describing a plan. Source repo: https://github.com/GundluruRajasekhar/Waypoint-App.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

Waypoint — Promo / Intro Page

A single static page built to open (and close) a screen-recorded demo of [Waypoint](https://waypoint-app-puce.vercel.app) — a browser-based agent that takes a goal and actually executes it with real tool/function calls against the Claude API, rather than just describing a plan. Source repo: `https://github.com/GundluruRajasekhar/Waypoint-App`.

Styled around navigation rather than ledgers or libraries — the other two promo pieces in this set — since Waypoint is literally about finding a route to a goal: a deep-navy "night map" cover, a faint grid-line texture, and a route-marker orange accent, set in Space Grotesk and Space Mono.

What's here

  • index.html — the whole page. Single file, no build step, two Google Fonts (Space Grotesk, Space Mono) loaded from a CDN.
  • Requirements.md — what this page needs to do, sourced from the real repo README.
  • Tasks.md — build checklist, a pre-recording check, and the recording steps.
  • README.md — this file.

What's accurate here

Everything specific in this page — the six tools, the example goal and trace, the default 8-round loop cap, the local-only API key storage, the scripted no-key fallback — comes directly from the real project's README, not from guessing. If the app changes, update this page to match.

Narration

The page reads itself aloud via the browser's built-in Web Speech API — no audio file, nothing to host. Click **Narrate** and it speaks through the goal, the six tools, the loop cap, and what stays local, auto-scrolling to and highlighting each part as it talks. Captions stay visible throughout.

If you'd rather use a real voice for the final video, here's the same script:

**The goal.** Waypoint takes a goal you give it in plain language and sends it to Claude, along with a registry of six real tools it's allowed to call.

**The tool call.** When Claude decides to use a tool — the calculator, the task manager, or one of the other four — Waypoint r