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Examples Library

AgentXchain ships two different kinds of examples:

  • governed product examples that prove AgentXchain can take a real product from idea to runnable software
  • proof and connector examples that prove runner, MCP, remote-agent, and remote-verification boundaries honestly

This page is the hub. Each example below has its own dedicated docs page under /docs/examples/*.

Every example page explains:

  • what the example is
  • the role/workflow shape or proof surface it uses
  • how AgentXchain governs the build or enforces the contract
  • how to run it
  • key takeaways

Governed Product Examples

ExampleCategoryWhy It Matters
Habit BoardConsumer SaaSDesigner-in-the-loop product workflow with a dedicated design phase
Trail Meals MobileMobileReact Native / Expo governance with offline-first architecture
Async Standup BotB2B SaaSIntegration and operations phases as first-class governed work
Decision Log LinterDeveloper ToolCLI product with architecture and release phases
Schema GuardOpen Source LibraryAPI review and release engineering for an npm library
Governed Todo AppTutorial AppMinimal PM -> Dev -> QA lifecycle walkthrough

Runner And Live Proof Examples

ExampleSurfaceWhy It Matters
CI Runner Proofrunner-interfaceRepo-native proof for non-CLI runner authors
External Runner Starterinstalled package starterCanonical starting point for external runner authors
Live Governed Prooflive provider proofReal-model governed execution across shipped runtime paths

MCP Examples

ExampleTransportWhy It Matters
MCP Echo AgentstdioSmallest possible governed MCP tool contract
MCP HTTP Echo Agentstreamable HTTPRemote MCP transport proof
MCP Anthropic Agentstdio + AnthropicReal-model MCP execution

Remote Execution Examples

ExampleSurfaceWhy It Matters
Remote Agent Bridgeremote_agentProposal/apply and review-only remote execution
Remote Conformance Serververify protocol --remoteRunnable remote verifier contract

Provenance And Governance

The governed product examples are not stubs. They include real code, tests, workflow-kit artifacts, TALK.md provenance, and governed configs with explicit roles and gates.

The proof examples are intentionally different: they do not pretend to be full product apps. Their job is to prove the runner, MCP, remote-agent, or verification boundary honestly.

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