Two ways to see it, and one honest caveat.
Both are live. Here is exactly what each one does and doesn't show — stated up front, so the demos never oversell.
WordPress Playground sandbox
A real WordPress running locally in your browser tab via WebAssembly, pre-seeded with content and a task queue. Nothing to install, nothing sent to a server, resets on refresh.
The caveat: Playground's sandbox has no loopback networking, so the dashboards, Task Inspector and settings are fully real and clickable — but background execution itself cannot run there. For proof the engine works, the benchmarks are the place to look.
Loads in your browser tab. First load downloads WordPress (~10 MB) — give it a moment.
Real workers firing, right now
A real WordPress install on ordinary shared hosting where background execution genuinely happens. The feed below is its actual telemetry — every line is a worker this site dispatched, with the measured dispatch latency.
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Read-only · no public login · resets daily · visit the demo site
A third way: just watch.
Short, silent screen recordings of the actual plugin on a live test install. Press play — nothing autoplays here.
Every scheduled chore on the site, then the Run now button doing exactly what it says.
The checklist that checks itself, and the copy-paste commands it writes for your exact site.
Real screen recordings, WordPress 7.0 + WooCommerce, local test install. No audio, no edits.