python examples/demo.pyZero dependencies, no install required. It runs a synthetic AxonOS session — no brain and no sensor are ever read — to show, on the real SDK:
- real
IntentObservationrecords built through the SDK constructors; - the real RFC-0006 32-byte wire format (
encode→ bytes →decode), with the round-trip proven byte-for-byte on every event and the bytes printed as a hexdump you can verify against the spec; - the real capability model — an app receives only the intent classes its
Manifestgrants, and a request for raw brain data is rejected by construction (raw signal is not a grantable capability), so those bytes never leave the kernel.
Edit the manifest near the bottom of demo.py (for example, add
Capability.WorkloadAdvisory) and re-run to watch which events get delivered
versus dropped at the boundary.
It doubles as living documentation for the wire format and the capability gate.