One example is small, clean, intent-only — try to regenerate the code from the docs alone. The other is real, long-running, and messier than any pedagogical example could honestly be. Both are useful; they answer different questions.
A deliberately small fictional project. HLD, a handful of LLDs, EARS specs — no implementation. The challenge: delete the intent tree, regenerate it; delete the code, regenerate that too. When the docs are the source of truth, either can be recreated from either.
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This example may not exist yet — check the repo tree. It ships alongside the plugins.
A working project that has used LID for months. The LLDs are striated — multiple generations, uneven coherence, the honest shape any living system acquires. Not a teaching example. A stress test for cascade discipline, and a proof that LID survives real conditions.
The live product is at threadkeeper.app. Internal design docs aren't public, but the shape of the project shows LID at work over time.