# Official Rerun examples * [C++](cpp) * [Python](python) * [Rust](rust) > Note: Make sure your SDK version matches the code in the examples. For example, if your SDK version is `0.4.0`, check out the matching tag for this repository by running `git checkout v0.4.0`. ## Documentation The rendered examples documentation can be seen [here](https://rerun.io/examples). The examples currently use the following structure: ``` examples/ python/ / README.md main.py requirements.txt rust/ / README.md Cargo.toml src/ main.rs ``` The important part is that each example has a `README.md` file. The contents of this `README.md` is used to render the examples in [the documentation](https://rerun.io/examples). Check out [`examples/python/template/README.md`](python/template/README.md) to see its format. You are also encourage to add a _short_ `DESCRIPTION = """…"""` markdown to the top of the `main.py` and then log it with: ```py rr.log("description", rr.TextDocument(DESCRIPTION, media_type=rr.MediaType.MARKDOWN), static=True) ``` ## Adding a new example You can base your example off of `python/template` or `rust/template`. Once it's ready to be displayed in the docs, add it to the [manifest](./manifest.toml). The `manifest.toml` file describes the structure of the examples contained in this repository. Only the examples which appear in the manifest are included in the [generated documentation](https://rerun.io/examples). The file contains a description of its own format. If you want to run the example on CI and include it in the in-viewer example page, add a `channel` entry to its README frontmatter. The available channels right now are: - `main` for simple/fast examples built on each merge to `main` - `nightly` for heavier examples built once per day - `release` for very heavy examples built once per release These channels are defined in: https://github.com/rerun-io/rerun/blob/18189a436271d58efe55a9c58fb3ff4d29098fd2/crates/build/re_dev_tools/src/build_examples/example.rs#L150-L158 If `channel` is missing, the example is never built on CI.