Worked Intent Forge examples spanning Beginner → Intermediate → Advanced. Pick by what you want to learn or by what your project shape needs.

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Worked examples, beginner to advanced

Each example is self-contained: drop the actor in a level, hit Play, and inspect the agent in the Live Inspector. Examples are sorted by difficulty. If you've finished the Quickstart and want to dig deeper, start with Hello-World or Sandbox.

9 examplesBeginner → AdvancedDrop-in + walkthrough

Beginner

Hello, Intent Forge

The smallest possible agent — one goal, one action. Whole archetype in 20 lines. Verify your install and feel the model click.

Sandbox — hunger loop

Two actions (Cook / Eat), one sensor. The simplest agent that makes a real decision. Ships as a drop-in C++ actor.

Intermediate

Patrol / Chase — anti-flap A/B

Two goals, four toggle configurations. Watch flap appear and disappear as you enable each anti-flap family. Drop-in C++ actor.

Companion AI — follow, help, retreat

Three goals competing on priority + interruption. The genre most punished by flap.

Town NPC — eat, sleep, work

Needs-driven utility NPC. Three needs decaying at different rates. Sims/RPG/survival shape.

Custom executor

Build a UMoveToLocationExecutor from empty file to working. The most-common 'how do I extend the framework?' walkthrough.

Advanced

Guard — patrol, investigate, pursue

The canonical F.E.A.R. demo. Three escalating goals, sensor fusion, goal commit floor preventing pursue thrash.

Squad coordination

Two agents share a coordination fact to split flanks. Per-unit planners stay independent.

Replicated Patrol — multiplayer

Server-authoritative AI in a replicated actor. Server plans; clients observe CurrentAction via UE replication.

Skill ladder

The examples build on each other in a deliberate order. If you've just finished the Quickstart, this is the recommended path:

Hello-World — verify your mental model of goals + actions + effects

Sandbox. See a real (if tiny) decision being made

Patrol / Chase — feel what flap is, then watch the toolkit make it disappear

Companion AI — multi-goal selection + interruption

Town NPC — utility considerations + needs decay

Custom executor — extend the framework (engineering muscle)

Guard — production-shaped combat AI

Squad — multi-agent (territory beyond per-agent stability)

Replicated Patrol — taking everything above into multiplayer

You can skip around — each example is self-contained, but the order above introduces concepts incrementally.

What's still missing

A demo level with multiple agents interacting (companion + town NPCs

guards reacting to each other) is planned (Linear: INT-13) but not shipped yet. When it lands, this index will get a "Take the full tour" link at the top.