Examples
Bundled packs you can read and run.
Pick the smallest example that answers your question.
Basic
Start here for the template contract: `run.command`, `run.sh`, `run.py`, declared outputs, `glob` outputs, `tools.required_any`, file inputs, and local tests.
Chaining
Open this when you want to see pack-level default binding in action. The key lesson is that template-to-template connection lives in the pack, not in manual operator steps.
Binding overrides
Use this when you want to compare three things directly: project history, a pack's default binding, and an explicit override binding passed by the caller.
Pack management
Use this when multiple packs expose the same template id and you want to see how active-pack selection and `--pack` keep resolution explicit.
Remote
Use this once local packs are clear and you want to see `git+` references, cached remote assets, and revision-aware provenance.