Your event, run offstage.
Fourteen AI agents run the work behind your event, each paired with a human lead. Anything public, bulk or about money waits for a person to approve it.
Cue 01
The chaos before the show
Every college event starts the same way: bright people, big ideas, and nothing in one place.
- 01
Plans split across WhatsApp groups and five people’s heads.
- 02
The same questions, asked again and again.
- 03
A speaker cancels. Nobody hears about it in time.
- 04
Volunteers unsure where to be or what comes next.
- 05
Money tracked in chat threads and memory.
- 06
No proper report when the event ends.
- 07
WiFi collapses at peak check-in.
- 08
Faculty approvals, OD letters, certificates: a paper trail with no end.
Then the lights come up on a different way to run a show.
Cue 02
Enter the Commander
Intake interview
- Organiser
The organiser talks to the Commander.
- Commander
The Commander interviews them about the event.
- Commander
It drafts the event plan and the timeline.
- Commander
It builds the agent team for this event.
- Commander
Every agent reports to a human lead.
Event plan
Timeline
Agent teamEach one reports to a human lead
- Commander
- Planner
- Finance
- Sponsorship
- Marketing
- Registrar
- Scheduler
- Speaker Liaison
- Crew Chief
- Logistics
- Herald
- Helpdesk
- Radar
- Chronicler
Next: how it works
One shared source of truth.
Cue 03
How it works
One rule runs every agent, every hour of the event.
- 01Agents propose.
- 02Policy decides.
- 03Humans approve.
- 04Code executes.
Emergencies go straight to humans. Every lead is alerted.
Autonomy tiers
- T0Internal records only: automatic.
- T1One person, reversible: automatic, with a 10-minute undo.
- T2Many people, public, or money: the agent's human lead approves.
- T3Irreversible, official or bulk: two approvals, owner or faculty when configured.
Cue 04
The crew
14 agents, every one with a human lead. Scroll to turn the stage.
- PlannerTimeline, milestones, overdue work.Human lead: Event head
- FinanceBudget, ledger, overspend warnings. Never pays.Human lead: Treasurer
- SponsorshipProspects, pitch drafts, follow-ups.Human lead: Sponsorship lead
- MarketingContent calendar, post drafts, registration funnel.Human lead: Marketing lead
- RegistrarRegistrations, waitlist, duplicates, teams.Human lead: Registrations lead
- SchedulerSessions, rooms, clashes, replanning.Human lead: Program lead
- Speaker LiaisonConfirmations, AV and travel needs, reminders.Human lead: Program lead
- Crew ChiefVolunteer shifts, no-shows, breaks.Human lead: Volunteer lead
- LogisticsRooms, AV, food counts, inventory.Human lead: Logistics lead
- HeraldAnnouncements and reminders. Sends after approval.Human lead: Comms lead
- HelpdeskQuestions, cited answers, escalation.Human lead: Comms lead
- RadarCheck-ins, question spikes, incidents, voice notes.Human lead: Ops lead
- ChroniclerReports, certificates, OD lists, lessons.Human lead: Event head
Cue 05
The show must go on
Live ops board
Event clock, from 2:03 PM to 2:11 PM
The keynote speaker cancels.
The event continues.
Event log
- 2:03InputThe keynote speaker cancels at 2:03 PM.
- 2:03CommanderThe cancellation wakes the Commander.
- 2:04CommanderIt pulls in the Scheduler, Speaker Liaison, Crew Chief, Herald and Helpdesk.
- 2:05SchedulerThe solver checks every room and slot.
- 2:05SchedulerThree valid slots come back.
- 2:06CommanderRipple view shows everyone the move touches.
- 2:07PolicyPolicy marks it T3: two approvals needed.
- 2:07Program leadThe program lead approves.
- 2:08FacultyFaculty approves on their phone.
- 2:09HeraldAttendees, volunteers and the speaker hear it on their own channel.
- 2:09HelpdeskHelpdesk answers with the new time.
- 93 attendees told0
- 2 volunteers moved0
- 1 session moved0
- 2 human approvals0
Illustrative, from the seeded HackNova demo
Cue 06
What runs backstage
- 01
Ripple view
Change one session and see everything it touches: rooms, attendees, volunteers, announcements and helpdesk answers, before anything changes.
- 02
Glass-box agents
Every agent step shows its model, tokens, cost and the evidence it cited. Nothing happens in a black box.
- 03
Check-in when WiFi dies
Volunteers keep checking people in with no network. Scans queue on the phone and sync, with duplicates flagged, when WiFi returns.
- 04
Confusion Radar
When 8 people ask the same thing in 10 minutes, Radar raises it and proposes an announcement before the queue grows.
- 05
Built for Indian colleges
OD letters, certificates with a public verify page, faculty approvals: handled the way your campus actually works.
- 06
What-if simulator
Lose a speaker or a room, cut the budget, or add 30% more people. See the impact in a sandbox, with real data untouched.
Cue 07
Measured during the hackathon
- 95%of helpdesk answers grounded in cited event documents
- 20 / 20prompt injection attacks blocked by the guard
- 42 / 42schedule solver checks passed, no clashes let through
- US$0.03approximate model cost of one full demo run
Cue 08
Trust is the contract
- 01Humans approve what matters.
- 02Cited sources for every answer.
- 03“I don’t know” when it doesn’t know.
- 04Designed against the OWASP LLM Top 10.
- 05Minimum data, by default.
- 06Aligned with DPDP principles.
Every automated message says so
Hover, tap or focus to turn it over
“Drafted by OFFSTAGE, approved by the program lead”
Curtain call
- Event completed.
- Operations closed.
- Reports created.
- Certificates prepared.
- Lessons saved.
The show goes on.
OFFSTAGE runs everything behind it.
1st Prize, AIML Hacks 2026, KG Reddy College
Team MASTICODE: Vedant Idlgave, Abhinav Nakka, V Thanishka
About this demo
This is a live demo with simulated data. No real messages are sent and nothing is charged.
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