Pipe any of these to avc to see the WebView in action:
cat examples/code-refactor.json | avc| File | Scenario | Language |
|---|---|---|
execution-plan.json |
7-step microservice refactor (split UserService, API Gateway, K8s) | zh |
code-refactor.json |
Migrate session-based auth to JWT with refresh tokens | en |
ci-cd-pipeline.json |
Set up GitHub Actions CI/CD for a Node.js project | en |
incident-response.json |
Investigate and recover from a production PostgreSQL outage | zh |
kubernetes-deploy.json |
Deploy a stateless service to Kubernetes with HPA and probes | ja |
data-migration.json |
Migrate user data from PostgreSQL to MongoDB Atlas | fr |
code-review-checklist.json |
Pre-merge review checklist for a feature PR | en |
graph-microservices.json |
E-commerce microservice architecture (12 nodes, 17 edges) — graph view | en |
Most files use the plan schema (data.steps[]); graph-microservices.json uses the graph schema (data.nodes[] + data.edges[]). Every example sets token_count above the default 3000 threshold so the WebView pops automatically (no --no-threshold flag needed).