Examples

An Affordance app is a folder with an app.tsx and an affordance.yaml, run with affordance run in that folder. You do not write Rust to build one.

• first_agent/: start here. A complete agent in one TSX file: it reads its task, may run shell commands on your machine, and stops when it answers. affordance run in its folder runs it against a local model server (llama.cpp, Ollama, vLLM) or a hosted API. affordance init writes a copy to start from.
• More apps: a long-session agent with context folding (views/agents/session.tsx), and in views/demo/ a chat, a research agent comparing context policies, a memory that outlives its sessions, and a recursive language model (RLM).

Only if you are embedding the engine in your own Rust program:

• embedding/hello.rs: load an app and a tokenizer, render it, call an action and render the result, from Rust (cargo run --release --example hello -- TOKENIZER.json).

Source: examples/README.md, about 1 minutes to read.