Open-source examples

Try the tools on a small project.

These examples use the public releases of PLUX 0.2.2 on npm and devluxe 0.2.0 on PyPI. Both retain their MIT license. Package downloads are not customer or adoption claims.

1. Scaffold and inspect a routing request

With Node.js 20 or later, create a new disposable directory. Package installation needs an internet connection. Ordinary initialization is local; it does not require a broker account or spend model credit.

npx @cooplux/[email protected] init my-agent
npx @cooplux/[email protected] --broker-url http://127.0.0.1:3111 route   "Add a second text model to the example app" --no-mangos --dry-run

The second command prints a sanitized request preview. It makes no provider request, executes no agent task and creates no receipt. The loopback address is an illustrative local endpoint. Real routing needs your own configured services and credentials. A simulated or accepted request does not prove completed work.

2. Run a provider failure demonstration

Our owned Node/TypeScript example classifies fictional support tickets. Download the source, run 16 local behavior tests, then exercise a rate-limit failure followed by exactly one fallback. This local demonstration needs no model key or paid account.

# After extracting the provider-integration example:
cd provider-integration-example
npm test
node failure-lab.ts

Node.js 22.18 or later is required for this separate example. The optional live benchmark sends 20 agreed examples to each of two approved text models; its README explains usage ceilings and how to stop. The published results use two models through one gateway, so they do not prove independent gateway availability.

Source, measurements and failure evidence

Python documentation checks

python3 -m venv .venv
.venv/bin/pip install devluxe==0.2.0
.venv/bin/devluxe check path/to/your/project

devluxe checks the structure of a project's existing agent documentation. Missing required files or sections produce named failures and exit code 1. A passing structural check does not establish software quality, security, customer acceptance or revenue. The strict gate also applies line-count floors; use it only if that matches your project's documentation agreement.

Need this adapted to your application?

The source examples are free. The US$495 integration pilot pays for a patch to one existing application, agreed examples, measured results and written handoff.

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