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AIMD Examples

The examples/aimd/ directory stores standalone AIMD examples for different business scenarios. An example shows how AIMD can be organized in a practical workflow and can also be copied as a starting point for a custom protocol.

Complete Airalogy Protocol examples live under examples/protocols/. Those examples include protocol.toml and may include assigner.py plus sample data for engine-backed workflows.

Open the Demo examples page to switch, edit, and fill these examples directly.

Current Examples

IDScenarioSummary
clinical-information-recordClinical information recordBilingual case for structured clinical encounter, assessment, plan, and review records.

Protocol Examples

IDScenarioSummary
meeting-notesMeeting notesGeneral-purpose meeting notes protocol for teams and projects.
cuaac-kineticsClick reaction kineticsCuAAC kinetic data upload, automatic calculation, plots, and report drafting.
fiber-endface-processFiber endface micro/nano fabrication workflowTopic decomposition, process-route design, process window recording, and characterization planning for fiber endface devices.
fiber-endface-sensing-calibrationFiber endface sensing calibrationCalibration data upload, sensitivity fitting, LOD estimation, QC, plotting, and report generation.
drug-response-ic50Drug response IC50 analysisDose-response upload, IC50 estimation, QC, curve plotting, and report generation.
diaryDiaryCompact structured diary protocol.

AIMD example sources live in examples/aimd, and their machine-readable registry is examples/aimd/index.json. Complete protocol examples live in examples/protocols, and their registry is examples/protocols/index.json.

Adding Examples

When adding examples, follow these conventions:

  • Use one kebab-case subdirectory per example.
  • Name the entry file protocol.<locale>.aimd.
  • Include a README describing scope, covered fields, and usage notes.
  • Register standalone AIMD examples in examples/aimd/index.json.
  • Register complete protocol examples in examples/protocols/index.json.