Examples
These examples use valid JSON to sketch possible packages and submissions. They are draft illustrations for discussion, not final protocol definitions or production integrations.
A student agent retrieves a guided activity. Later, an instructor can retrieve submissions and a shared evaluation rubric.
{
"activity": "Compare two explanations of a scientific concept.",
"resources": ["reading-brief.md", "rubric.json"],
"time_limit_minutes": 30,
"submission_schema": {
"summary": "string",
"evidence_used": "array",
"questions_remaining": "array"
}
}An agent retrieves a scene, discusses the choices with the person, and submits their confirmed decision to receive the next scene.
{
"scene": "The user is at a locked observatory door.",
"choices": ["inspect keypad", "search desk", "ask for hint"],
"requires_user_confirmation": true,
"continuation": {
"submit_to": "https://example.org/adventure/scene/7",
"returns": "next_scene_url"
}
}An agent helps a person prepare for a visit and navigate available services. Medical questions are routed to a qualified clinician; the example does not provide diagnosis or treatment.
{
"purpose": "Prepare for a scheduled care visit.",
"available_services": ["appointment preparation", "coverage questions"],
"allowed_actions": ["collect questions", "request scheduling support"],
"clinical_boundary": "Escalate medical questions to a qualified clinician."
}A service exposes current options and policies. The agent helps the person compare them, but a purchase or subscription remains subject to explicit user confirmation.
{
"request": "Compare eligible delivery options.",
"resources": ["catalog.json", "availability.json", "return-policy.md"],
"allowed_actions": ["compare", "save a shortlist", "prepare checkout"],
"confirmation_required_for": ["purchase", "subscription"]
}