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# Examples
This directory shows complete examples from raw workflow input to final skill package shape.
It is organized in three tiers:
- `simple-note-cleanup`: a small personal workflow
- `team-frontend-review`: a team-level reusable workflow
- `complex-release-orchestrator`: a multi-step, higher-complexity workflow
- `governed-incident-command`: a governed operational asset with lifecycle metadata, review cadence, and evidence reports
Each example contains:
- `raw-workflow.md`: what the user originally gives
- `design-summary.md`: how the meta-skill scopes and structures the result
- `generated-skill/`: the resulting skill package shape
Some examples also include:
- `optimization/`: example-specific baseline descriptions, semantic configs, dev/holdout suites, and route-optimization reports
- `optimization/blind_holdout/`: acceptance prompts used only after the winner is chosen on dev
- `optimization/adversarial/`: harder route-collision prompts used to measure noisy positives, deceptive negatives, and family-level calibration
The complex example is intentionally thicker than the others and includes:
- `manifest.json`
- `input/` and `outputs/` sample artifacts
- `evals/trigger_cases.json`
- richer references and a deterministic script
The governed example adds:
- explicit lifecycle and maturity metadata
- review policy and governed ownership
- reports for maturity and revision history
- context budget evidence
- a stronger example of how reusable skills become maintained assets
Additional evolution example:
- `evolution-frontend-review/`: shows raw workflow, v0, v1, final, and eval delta