Rhema Examples

This directory contains practical examples demonstrating how to use Rhema effectively across different scenarios and use cases.

📚 Example Categories

Getting Started

• Quick Start Commands - Essential commands to get up and running with Rhema

• Implicit to Explicit Knowledge - How Rhema transforms scattered knowledge into structured context

Core Usage

• CQL Queries - Context Query Language examples for searching and filtering

• Query Provenance - Understanding query execution and data lineage

Advanced Scenarios

• Advanced Usage - Cross-scope coordination, batch operations, and AI integration

• E-commerce Epic Orchestration - Complex project coordination example

• Lock File Operations - Managing dependency locks and ensuring reproducible builds

🎯 How to Use These Examples

Each example file contains:

• Context - When and why you’d use this pattern

• Code Examples - Complete, runnable examples

• Expected Output - What you should see when running the examples

• Best Practices - Tips for effective usage

🚀 Quick Navigation

• New to Rhema? Start with Quick Start Commands

• Want to see the value? Check Implicit to Explicit Knowledge

• Ready for advanced usage? Explore Advanced Usage

• Working with queries? See CQL Queries

• Managing large projects? Review E-commerce Epic Orchestration

• Managing dependencies? Check Lock File Operations

📝 Contributing Examples

When adding new examples:

1. Create a new markdown file with a descriptive name

2. Include context, code examples, and expected output

3. Update this README with a link to your example

4. Follow the existing format and style

🔗 Related Documentation

• Quick Start Guide - Comprehensive getting started guide

• CLI Command Reference - Complete command documentation

• Specification Schema Examples - YAML file examples