Examples & Demos

Oxyde ships with real-time examples that demonstrate agent behavior, LLM orchestration, memory recall, and emotion-driven dialogue.

🧪 rpg_demo (Terminal)

Location: examples/rpg_demo/ Run with:

cargo run --example rpg_demo

What it does:

• Loads a pre-configured agent from config.json

• Simulates an NPC interaction via the terminal

• Prints:

  • Input messages

  • Emotional state delta

  • Top memories recalled

  • Final generated response

This is the fastest way to test an agent end-to-end.

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🕹️ Unity Demo (C#)

Location: bindings/unity/ Includes:

• OxydeAgent.cs component script

• Dialogue UI prefab

• Response event hooks

How to use:

1. Add OxydeAgent to any GameObject.

2. Call .SendInput("Hello") from a trigger.

3. Render output in a dialogue UI canvas.

You’ll see agent responses shift based on emotional memory.

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🎮 Unreal Demo (C++)

Location: bindings/unreal/ Components:

• UOxydeAgentComponent

• LLM hooks exposed to Blueprint

Usage:

• Attach to any ACharacter

• Send input via code or Blueprint

• Responses are received via delegate binding

Works in both runtime and editor simulation.

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🌐 WASM Playground (Experimental)

Location: src/wasm.rs

• Compile with wasm32-unknown-unknown

• Load agents in the browser using JS bindings

• Useful for visual novels, chatbots, and tutorials

Web UI and demo hosting in progress.

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🧪 Stress Testing / Edge Cases

Use rpg_demo to test:

• Long conversation loops

• High memory load

• Rapid emotional swings

• Streaming behavior

Add breakpoints in agent.rs or inference.rs to observe inner workings.