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The scripted talk: what changed in v1.2.0
From v1.1.0 (2026-10-19, d303ce0f1) to v1.2.0 (2026-10-27, db67c5ce1), paragraph by paragraph.
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!shot tp-architecture.webp | images/ | A scripted talk, from the memo to the room: a file of beats, each with its slide and its words; a player that turns it into slides on a clock;clock, the audience sees the slide, thea speaker sees the words, the time leftview and what comes next; a rehearsal records planned against actual times. Dashed boxes are proposed.record. | architecture
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!shot tp-lineage.webp | images/ | Three talks, one direction: Black Hat Europe 2025 made the slides data;2025, the VoiceDebrief pitch added a presenter with timings, notespitch, and atonight's countdown;player, theall player for tonight makes the whole talk a timeline that plays on a clock. All three liveliving in vaults. | comparison
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!shot tp-presenter.webp | images/ | The prototype's presenter view,view at 2:58 of the five-minute demo: the slide onslide, the left, with every row ofwords, the table revealed; on the right, the words for this beat, the secondstime left and what comes next; along the bottom, the clock and a progress bar marked at every beat.bar. | comparison
25 unchanged paragraphs, under The demo is recorded truth {#demo}, Animations as code {#motion}, First use: ruv.sgit.ai {#ruv}…