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Starter projects are small, repo-owned code examples attached to the handbook lanes. They exist to give readers something inspectable after a concept page: clear files, narrow boundaries, and an obvious next step without claiming to be production apps. Use this page as the entrypoint before opening an individual project guide or GitHub folder.

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Current starter projects

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How to use these starters

  • Start with the related lab page linked from each project index.
  • Use Environment Setup before running starter-code checks locally.
  • Run python3 scripts/verify_example_projects.py from the repository root to smoke-test the current example code.

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Why they are here

These projects are public starter examples, not hidden internal drafts or upstream ports. They clarify system shape, code boundaries, and extension points in this repo’s own terms. They are also intentionally incomplete:
  • no sample project in the current repo claims to be a finished production app
  • some examples validate core Python behavior without yet wiring a real framework, protocol transport, search adapter, or persistence layer
  • each project index should say clearly whether the project is starter, partial, or runnable

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Where future starters belong

Future starter projects should stay lane-local:
  • patterns/examples/
  • systems/examples/
  • ecosystem/examples/
  • case-studies/examples/