Objective: The superapp is the platform, not one app: a task manager onboarded through the manifest layer gets the router, the typed table cards and the confirmation gate for free — the same guarantees expense proved. Persona: E2E Employee (demo). Duration: ~90 s.
Suggested narration (one segment per on-screen caption, in order):
A task manager now lives in the same chat. It was onboarded with a single
manifest — no changes to the platform itself.
And it gets the same interface expense earned: a typed table, with due
dates, priorities and live status straight from the backend.
Capturing work is just saying it. The task lands in the real system, not in
the model's imagination.
The snapshot card is your receipt — created, timestamped, and linked back
to the live record.
Finishing a task is consequential. So the chat stops and asks — nothing has
happened yet.
The model proposed. The backend wrote this card. You decide.
Only after you confirm does the call execute — the same gate that guards
expense approvals, on an app that arrived yesterday.
Expense, Microsoft 365, tasks. Any application, one manifest, the same
guarantees. That's the platform.



