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# A runbook a judge can follow without you in the room ## Judge Quick-Start (no account required) Its own top section, before anything else. Under one minute, no account, naming the exact idempotent seed call. Karma's real runbook names this section exactly `## Judge Quick-Start (no account required)` and states "under 1 minute, no Google account needed" before the first numbered step -- ship that heading verbatim, it's load-bearing: a judge grep-skimming for "how do I try this without signing up" finds it immediately. ## Full Manual Walkthrough A second, slower path for anyone who wants the real end-to-end flow: numbered steps, each ending in a stated "you should see" assertion. This is the path that actually exercises the mechanism the Quick-Start shortcuts past. ## Troubleshooting A symptom/fix table. Every entry should be something that actually happened during development, not a hypothetical -- the table you'd have wanted while debugging your own demo the night before submission. ## Golden-run / reset fallback A live demo can degrade before judging ends -- a free-trial credential expiring, a third-party service's quota resetting, a cloud account's budget alert firing. Karma's real runbook has both a `reset-demo.sh` step and a separate `golden-run-snapshot.sh restore` for exactly this: its README carries an explicit caveat that its Dynatrace trial tenant expires on a fixed date, and the runbook's fallback is what keeps the demo reproducible after that. Teach this