Entrypoints and Examples¶
Entrypoints and examples should make the contract around bijux-canon-agent concrete quickly. A reader should be able to see one real way into orchestration behavior without reverse-engineering the package from source alone.
What To Check¶
- name the entrypoints a reader is supposed to use first
- tie examples to real commands, schemas, or artifacts instead of narrative placeholders
- treat stale examples as contract bugs because they teach callers the wrong surface
First Proof Check¶
srcand boundary-facing modules for the owning implementation surfaceapis/bijux-canon-agent/v1/schema.yamlor tracked examples for the documented contract surfacetestsfor executable confirmation that the contract still holds
Bottom Line¶
If callers depend on bijux-canon-agent for orchestration behavior, the contract needs to be named as clearly as the implementation.