# Examples Worked examples of runpod-deploy job configs. Each example lives in its own subdirectory of [`examples/`](https://github.com/brandon-behring/runpod-deploy/tree/main/examples). Links below open the example directory on GitHub. - **[`forensics/`](https://github.com/brandon-behring/runpod-deploy/tree/main/examples/forensics/)** — _Forensic scripts_. Pre-built shell scripts for common post-run queries. Each is short enough to copy-paste-adapt for a consumer repo; they exist here as runnable references rather than as a library to vendor. - **[`hello/`](https://github.com/brandon-behring/runpod-deploy/tree/main/examples/hello/)** — _Hello example_. The smallest valid runpod-deploy config. Intended for first-time consumers right after `pip install runpod-deploy` who want to verify the CLI works **without** registering an SSH key, creating a RunPod account, or installing `runpodctl`. - **[`post_transformers/`](https://github.com/brandon-behring/runpod-deploy/tree/main/examples/post_transformers/)** — (no README.md; see the contained `*.yaml` for the config.) - **[`prompt-injection-sdd/`](https://github.com/brandon-behring/runpod-deploy/tree/main/examples/prompt-injection-sdd/)** — (no README.md; see the contained `*.yaml` for the config.) - **[`prompt-injection-v3/`](https://github.com/brandon-behring/runpod-deploy/tree/main/examples/prompt-injection-v3/)** — (no README.md; see the contained `*.yaml` for the config.) - **[`research-kb/`](https://github.com/brandon-behring/runpod-deploy/tree/main/examples/research-kb/)** — (no README.md; see the contained `*.yaml` for the config.) - **[`smoke/`](https://github.com/brandon-behring/runpod-deploy/tree/main/examples/smoke/)** — _smoke_. Minimal end-to-end deploy check. Provisions an RTX A4000/A4500/A100 (whichever is in stock) in `EU-RO-1`, mounts the existing `pid-workspace-100gb` network volume, rsyncs a one-line payload, runs `nvidia-smi`, pulls the output, and stops... - **[`v0_5_canonical/`](https://github.com/brandon-behring/runpod-deploy/tree/main/examples/v0_5_canonical/)** — _v0.5 canonical sweep example_. `canonical_sweep_pinned.yaml` is a realistic sweep config exercising every v0.4 + v0.5 feature in one place. Copy-paste into your own repo as a starting point for a paper-grade canonical evaluation.