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The fastest way to understand Vocion is to watch one run land: a ticket in, a grounded draft out, a person approving it, and the whole path on the record. Clone the repo and you are looking at this screen in about two minutes from git clone.
L1 · ticket in → draft out → human approval
A real workflow: summarize an inbound ticket, draft a reply, route to a review queue, audit every step. Eight sample tickets cover shipping delays, refunds, billing, angry escalations, and a thank-you note (which should NOT auto-draft a fix).
Prereqs: Node 22+, Docker Desktop, git. About 2 minutes end-to-end.
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/vocion/vocion-local.git
cd vocion-local
./bootstrap.sh
docker compose up -d
cd vocion-demos/demos/support-reply && ./scripts/dev.shThen open localhost:3001/sign-in — the banner autofills demo@example.com / demo123.
Each starter ships as a separate package once the L1 demo proves the pattern. These are the next two on deck.
L1 · CRM lead → AI-drafted follow-up → review → send
Replace manual SDR work with a typed plugin that pulls lead context, drafts a follow-up, routes to review, and ships via Gmail.
L2 · cron → metrics → report → distribute
Sunday-evening cron generates a structured exec summary from raw metrics and posts it to the leadership Slack channel.
That ships with vocion-cloud — the hosted overlay (Clerk auth, multi-account, Stripe billing) that pins a specific vocion-core release. The demo infra is open source today; the public demo URL is the next phase. Subscribe to the blog or watch the repo for updates.