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Switchyard Host Integration Examples

Treat this page as:

What should the first host-local config look like once I picked a starter pack, and what is the smallest first success?

In plain English:

the chooser is the front desk
starter-packs/ is the crate of reusable parts
this page is the wiring diagram you copy into your own host

It does not create a new product layer. It turns the current thin compat, MCP, and builder truth into copy-ready host-local examples.

Machine-Readable Source

Read-Only Access

pnpm run switchyard:cli -- host-examples
pnpm run switchyard:cli -- host-examples-schema
pnpm run switchyard:cli -- host-example --target codex
pnpm run switchyard:cli -- host-example --target mcp

switchyard.catalog.host_examples
switchyard.catalog.host_examples_schema
switchyard.catalog.host_example

Runnable Example Commands

pnpm run example:host-codex
pnpm run example:host-claude-code
pnpm run example:host-openclaw
pnpm run example:host-mcp

Quick Pick

If your host is…	Start here	Why	Do not expect
`Codex`	examples/hosts/codex/README.md	Responses-style runtime bridge config plus one bounded invoke smoke	tool/worktree parity
`Claude Code`	examples/hosts/claude-code/README.md	message/runtime bridge config plus one bounded invoke smoke	terminal/tool parity
`OpenClaw`	examples/hosts/openclaw/README.md	delegation-first host config plus one bounded invoke smoke	product-shell parity
`MCP client`	examples/hosts/mcp/README.md	read-only stdio client wiring plus one bounded MCP smoke	execution brain / write plane

What These Examples Help With

host-local first-run wiring
copy-paste config examples for builder hosts
bounded runnable glue for one first-success check
SEO/discoverability pages that answer concrete builder questions

What These Examples Do Not Mean

These examples do not mean:

full host parity
a shipped plugin marketplace
a production-ready distro package
an MCP execution backend

They are only the current thin, partial, fail-closed builder surfaces turned into host-local runnable glue and config examples.

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