Meet Demo Sam. Entirely fictional, deliberately.
A made-up career coach with a real, live twin — same engine as every hiy, and everything it knows is ten short posts, so you can see where each answer comes from.
This is the coach's side.
Demo Sam's actual dashboard — real screenshots of this account, not mockups.
Activity, what was answered from the material, and the gap queue.
Now ask it yourself.
Live, unscripted, and counted like any visitor's conversation. Six prompts worth trying — each shows off something a hiy does that a chatbot doesn't.
“How do I negotiate a job offer?”
Watch the answer arrive with its source attached — and open the passage behind it.
“What does a session cost?”
An older post says 180 euros. A correction says 250. The correction wins — that's how creators keep their twin current.
“What services do you offer?”
These come from a list with exact prices. The twin looks up the rows and quotes them — numbers come from the list, not from memory.
“How should my resume look?”
Opinionated advice in the coach's own voice — one page per decade, outcomes with numbers — cited back to the post it came from.
“What is your refund policy?”
Nothing covers this. Watch it check the services list, say so plainly, and queue the question for the coach instead of inventing a policy.
“Can you write Python for me?”
Out of scope, and it knows it. A hiy answers on its creator's subjects and politely declines the rest.