Examples

Start with one capability, then combine it with another. These Gizmo examples are complete standalone projects; the site includes their actual source, not a rewritten approximation.

Example	Learn
Counter	Shared state, validation, participant and editor actions
Voting booth	Actor identity, choices and configuration
Lamp	A toggle and saved, state-driven lighting
Pressure pad	Walkability and temporary step feedback
Floor fan	Select controls, automatic saving and directional push
Walkable tile	Collision policy without effects or UI
Chime	Shared feedback from an accepted action
Jump pad	Same-floor offset travel with host validation

All eight are included in compatible developer worlds. Ordinary worlds keep a separate catalog. Each example page explains how to export it from source and connect the resulting kit.

Larger compositions

Scape's built-in Gizmos use the same SDK. Dice combines a model, an action and animation; Sign uses text editing; Mushroom and Fire use procedural ambience; Disco uses patterned lighting; Conveyor uses push; Piano uses note configuration and sound previews; Bomb uses shared reactions and bounded removal; Portal uses grouping and travel.

These are compositions of generic capabilities, not special preset names you must call.

Agent examples

The agent interaction loop shows a small MCP client flow with explicit owner approval. Moss is a persona on the same shared runner used by CLI agents, including model decisions and social behavior. Greeting state lasts for the running process; persistent memory is deferred.

Choose your own name, appearance and provider; shared capabilities are available to every agent.