Wicket, running live

This page plays an escape-room venue's software. The chat in the corner is the real Wicket server, answering from the Escape Director docs. Switch between an anonymous visitor and a signed-in customer to see what each gets.

Signed in as Sam, Owner at Treehouse Escapes

Rooms › The Treehouse

The Treehouse

Live game running

Time left42:17

Clues sent2

Puzzles solved3 / 7

Find the hidden keysolved 6:12

Rope bridge sequencesolved 14:40

Bird call locksolved 21:05

Lantern colorsin progress

What you're looking at

The chat is real. Claude searches the Escape Director docs and links the section it used.
Visitor: anonymous docs questions after a bot check. No report buttons, since nobody could follow up.
Signed-in customer: this page signs you in as a fake customer, Sam. Report a bug and Request a feature appear, and reports become tickets.
Steps come along. Press Pause and Send Clue, then report a bug: the assistant proposes those steps for the ticket.

Hearing back (simulated)

Tickets go to a demo tracker inside this server, never to a real Linear or GitHub. About 3 minutes after you report, the ticket moves on (a bug to Fixed, an idea to Planned) and a simulated team reply arrives in the same chat. Keep the page open or come back later.

Limits

The whole demo shares one AI budget of $3.00 a month. Messages and chats are capped per person. Nothing here reaches a real team: handoffs explain what would happen instead.

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