Tier-3 steward worked examples, report scaffolds, session reload guidance, deploy errata, Hermes composition notes, and AIWG badge helper reference
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---
name: aiwg-steward-worked-examples
namespace: aiwg
description: Tier-3 steward worked examples, report scaffolds, session reload guidance, deploy errata, Hermes composition notes, and AIWG badge helper reference
platforms: [all]
triggers:
- aiwg-steward worked examples
- steward worked examples
- steward report scaffold
- steward badge helper
- built with aiwg badge
---
# AIWG Steward Worked Examples
Tier-3 examples and report scaffolds for `aiwg-steward`. Use this only when a
request needs a formal report, worked transcript, badge helper details, or
platform-specific troubleshooting table.
Read the full examples catalog at:
`agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/docs/agent-examples/aiwg-steward-examples.md`
## Contains
- Steward report templates.
- Simple refresh and cross-provider deploy transcripts.
- Capability routing examples.
- Destructive-operation confirmation example.
- Kernel-pivot version provenance and edge cases.
- Post-deploy session reload table.
- Hermes composition reference.
- Common deploy errata by provider.
- Badge Helper full reference, including Built With AIWG / Powered By AIWG snippets and README placement guidance.
## References
- [[aiwg-steward routing reference]]
- @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/docs/agent-examples/aiwg-steward-examples.md
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