Samples
20 complete Osy# apps. 13 of them ship with the toolchain — osy init <name> writes one into an empty directory and osy launch runs it. The rest live in the repository: they are here because they show something worth seeing, not because they are small enough to copy.
A collection of small arcade games — the demo that pushes the UI engine hardest.
agent-expenses — an expense system where agents do real work, and every cent is attributed to an outcome you can
CHART DEMO — the consumer that makes `kits/chart` a library rather than a claim.
A group chat — conversations, participants and messages, behind a login.
EMBER — a small team workspace, and the first app built entirely on the topic surface ([[M256]]/[[M261]]/[[M262]]).
THE CANONICAL DIALOG SAMPLE (D60/D212). Everything a dialog can be, in one small app:
A project's LEAD, chosen from a dropdown — the sample that proves M121's `Slot(item)` renders, and that a
doc-vault — the ENTITY INHERITANCE demo. One table, four kinds of document, three levels deep.
Files and folders — upload, download, move and delete, with a folder tree.
A kanban board — cards move between lanes, and a workflow drives the states.
Markdown demo — the built-in markdown control, running against real sectioned storage.
An agent with long-term memory — notes it keeps about a subject, across conversations.
wf-order-saga — the ORDER-LOB workflow demo.
A purchase-order approval workflow — it parks and waits for a human at each step.
wf-expense-hitl — the SLOT-DEPENDENCY workflow demo (ExpenseApproval).
wf-fanout-quorum — the FAN-OUT + QUORUM workflow demo.
An invite-and-accept signup — send an invitation, then wait for the person to accept it.
wf-supplier-dispatch — CORRELATION: an inbound event finds its run by a BUSINESS KEY.
wf-nightly-digest — the SCHEDULED trigger, end to end.
wf-support-sla — the SUPPORT-TICKET workflow demo.


















