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Every example below is open source under MIT, standalone and meant to be forked. Each folder has its own README with how to install, run and verify it.

Sign-in and accountsLink to this section

ExampleWhat it shows
oc-onboarding-examples/node-next (opens in a new tab)A site with its own login, Connect, claiming at ochk.app and sign in with orangecheck, in Next.js. Runs offline with no account. More
oc-onboarding-examples/python-fastapi (opens in a new tab)The same site in Python, on FastAPI and the orangecheck package.
me-demo.ochk.io (opens in a new tab)A hosted demo (Lumen Notes) with the sign-in popup. It runs on an ochk.io subdomain, so it uses orangecheck's own session; your site takes the path above.

OC AgentLink to this section

oc-agent-examples (opens in a new tab) wraps tool calls from agent frameworks in signed agent-action envelopes, and checks them on the receiving side:

  • mcp-wrap and verifying-mcp-server: an MCP client and a server that refuses any call without a valid delegation and action.
  • anthropic-tool-use, openai-function-call, vercel-ai-tool and langgraph-tool-node: one adapter each.

See OC Agent.

OC VoteLink to this section

oc-vote-examples (opens in a new tab) puts poll tallies where people already are:

  • discord-bot: tallies as Discord embeds.
  • github-action-gate: a GitHub Action that gates a job on a poll's result.
  • shell: one-line oc-vote and jq recipes.

See OC Vote.