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What this is
A narrative prototype of the supplier AI SDR, built to be walked in about four minutes. Chapter A is the phone: a local advertiser calls the supplier line, a voice agent qualifies the call and takes an email, the details go to the AdQuick agent over MCP tagged as a phone lead, the campaign is built and priced, and an email, a text and the campaign context all go out before the buyer calls back.
Sound is on by default and starts at your first click, because every browser blocks audio before that. Voice lines are files rendered once and committed. The ring, the pickup, the hangup, the text chime and the send blips are synthesised in the browser, and every voice line in chapter A plays through a 300 to 3400 Hz band, which is the passband of a real phone line. With sound off the captions keep the same pace.
Chapter B is the same orchestrator behind a website widget. The point of it is narrow: every number on that screen came back from a tool, and the agent has no way to invent one.
The campaign card on screen is AdQuick's shipped component, rendered here rather than forked. The reference numbers in the close are ElevenLabs' published results for their own inbound SDR, not AdQuick results. Everything else on the page is fiction: Demo Outdoor does not exist, and nothing is wired to Twilio, ElevenLabs, MCP or inventory.