/examples Command
Show contextual examples for hAIveMind commands with real-world scenarios
examples - Contextual Command Examples
Purpose
Intelligent example system that shows relevant, real-world usage scenarios for hAIveMind commands, automatically adapted to your current project type, active incidents, and usage patterns.
When to Use
- Learning Commands: See practical examples of how commands work in real situations
- Troubleshooting: Find examples similar to your current problem
- Best Practices: Discover optimal usage patterns from successful implementations
- Context Adaptation: Get examples relevant to your specific environment
- Workflow Planning: See how commands fit into larger operational workflows
- Parameter Guidance: Understand proper parameter usage through examples
Syntax
examples [command] [context]
Parameters
- command (optional): Specific command to show examples for
- Examples:
hv-broadcast,hv-delegate,remember,recall
- Examples:
- context (optional): Situation or domain to find relevant examples
- Examples:
incident,security,deployment,monitoring,python,nodejs
- Examples:
Intelligent Example Features
Context-Aware Selection
- Project Type Detection: Shows examples relevant to Python, Node.js, Rust, Go projects
- Incident Response: Prioritizes emergency response examples during active incidents
- Usage History: Adapts examples based on your recent command patterns
- Success Patterns: Highlights examples from successful past operations
- Complexity Matching: Shows examples appropriate to your experience level
Real-World Scenarios
- Production Incidents: Actual incident response workflows and resolutions
- Security Events: Real security vulnerability handling and patch deployment
- Infrastructure Changes: Live infrastructure updates and configuration changes
- Performance Issues: Database optimization, memory leak fixes, scaling operations
- Deployment Workflows: CI/CD pipeline integration and rollback procedures
Real-World Examples
Command-Specific Examples
examples hv-broadcast
Result: Comprehensive examples of hv-broadcast usage across different scenarios (security alerts, infrastructure changes, incident updates)
Context-Based Examples
examples incident
Result: All commands relevant to incident response with step-by-step examples and expected outcomes
Current Context Examples
examples
Result: Examples automatically selected based on your current project type, recent commands, and active incidents
Security Context Examples
examples security
Result: Security-focused examples including vulnerability reporting, patch deployment, and incident response
Project-Specific Examples
examples python
Result: Examples tailored to Python development workflows, deployment patterns, and common infrastructure needs
Expected Output
Command-Specific Examples
š” Command Examples: hv-broadcast
š Query: command=hv-broadcast, context=auto-detected
š Showing: 8 examples (12 total available)
šÆ Context Info:
ā³ Project Type: Python
ā³ Recent Commands: hv-query, hv-status, remember
ā³ Active Incidents: 1 (database connectivity)
š Examples (Ranked by Relevance):
1. šØ Critical Security Alert
Command: hv-broadcast "SQL injection vulnerability patched in auth service" security critical
Expected Result: ā All 12 agents notified, security team activated, patch verification initiated
Context: Production security incident requiring immediate team coordination
2. š§ Infrastructure Update Notification
Command: hv-broadcast "Database connection pool increased to 50 connections" infrastructure info
Expected Result: ā Monitoring agents update thresholds, application teams adjust expectations
Context: Proactive infrastructure scaling to prevent connection exhaustion
3. š Performance Issue Resolution
Command: hv-broadcast "Memory leak in Python scraper service fixed via connection cleanup" infrastructure warning
Expected Result: ā All scraper agents implement fix, monitoring agents add memory tracking
Context: Performance degradation resolved through code optimization
4. š Deployment Completion
Command: hv-broadcast "API v2.1.3 deployed successfully across all environments" deployment info
Expected Result: ā Testing teams notified, monitoring agents update version tracking
Context: Successful production deployment requiring team awareness
5. š Incident Status Update
Command: hv-broadcast "Database connectivity restored, investigating root cause" incident warning
Expected Result: ā All agents aware of status change, investigation team coordinated
Context: Active incident resolution with ongoing investigation
6. š”ļø Security Patch Deployment
Command: hv-broadcast "OpenSSL security patches applied to all web servers" security info
Expected Result: ā Security team confirms coverage, compliance team updates records
Context: Routine security maintenance with compliance requirements
7. š Monitoring Threshold Update
Command: hv-broadcast "CPU alert threshold raised to 85% after infrastructure upgrade" monitoring info
Expected Result: ā All monitoring agents update alerting rules, false positives reduced
Context: Monitoring optimization following infrastructure improvements
8. š Runbook Update
Command: hv-broadcast "New database failover procedure documented and tested" runbook info
Expected Result: ā All database specialists access updated procedures, training scheduled
Context: Operational procedure improvement for better incident response
š” Pro Tips:
ā³ Use 'critical' severity sparingly - reserve for system-wide emergencies
ā³ Include specific system names and impact scope in messages
ā³ Follow up with hv-delegate for specific remediation tasks
ā³ Use hv-status to verify broadcast reached all intended agents
š Related Examples:
⢠examples hv-delegate - Task assignment after broadcasting
⢠examples incident - Complete incident response workflows
⢠examples security - Security-focused communication patterns
Context-Based Examples
š” Context Examples: Incident Response
š Query: context=incident, auto-adapted to current situation
š Showing: 10 examples (15 total available)
šÆ Current Context:
ā³ Active Incidents: 1 (database connectivity issues)
ā³ Project Type: Python application
ā³ Recent Activity: Database troubleshooting, performance monitoring
š Incident Response Examples:
1. šØ Initial Incident Detection and Alert
Workflow: hv-status ā hv-broadcast ā hv-delegate
Step 1: hv-status --detailed
Result: Identifies 3 database agents offline, high response times
Step 2: hv-broadcast "Database connectivity issues detected, investigating" incident critical
Result: All 12 agents notified, incident response team activated
Step 3: hv-delegate "Investigate database connection pool exhaustion" database_ops
Result: Database specialists assigned, investigation begins
2. š§ Service Degradation Response
Command Sequence: hv-query ā remember ā hv-broadcast
Step 1: hv-query "similar database connection issues last 30 days"
Result: Found 3 similar incidents with documented solutions
Step 2: remember "Database connection pool at 95% capacity, needs scaling" infrastructure
Result: Issue documented for trend analysis
Step 3: hv-broadcast "Database connection pool scaling in progress" incident warning
Result: Team updated on remediation status
3. šÆ Incident Resolution and Documentation
Final Workflow: hv-broadcast ā remember ā hv-delegate
Step 1: hv-broadcast "Database connectivity restored via connection pool restart" incident info
Result: All agents notified of resolution
Step 2: remember "Root cause: connection pool memory leak, fixed via restart + monitoring" incidents
Result: Solution documented for future reference
Step 3: hv-delegate "Implement connection pool monitoring alerts" monitoring
Result: Prevention measures assigned to monitoring team
4. š Multi-System Incident Coordination
Complex Scenario: Load balancer + database + application issues
Commands Used:
⢠hv-status --network (check connectivity)
⢠hv-broadcast "Multi-system outage detected" incident critical
⢠hv-delegate "Check load balancer health" infrastructure_management
⢠hv-delegate "Investigate database locks" database_ops
⢠hv-delegate "Review application error logs" development
⢠hv-query "multi-system outage procedures"
⢠remember "Cascading failure: LB timeout ā DB locks ā app errors" incidents
5. š Emergency Rollback Procedure
Deployment Gone Wrong:
Step 1: hv-broadcast "Deployment v2.1.4 causing 500 errors, initiating rollback" deployment critical
Step 2: hv-delegate "Execute rollback to v2.1.3" deployment
Step 3: hv-status --detailed (verify rollback success)
Step 4: hv-broadcast "Rollback completed, service restored" deployment info
Step 5: remember "v2.1.4 rollback due to database migration issue" deployments
š” Incident Response Best Practices:
ā³ Always start with hv-status to assess scope
ā³ Use 'critical' severity for customer-impacting issues
ā³ Delegate specific tasks to appropriate specialists
ā³ Document resolution immediately while details are fresh
ā³ Follow up with prevention measures and monitoring
š Related Workflows:
⢠examples security - Security incident procedures
⢠examples monitoring - Proactive issue detection
⢠workflows - Complete incident response templates
Auto-Context Examples
š” Smart Context Examples
š Auto-detected context based on your current situation:
š Showing: 6 examples (20 total available)
šÆ Context Analysis:
ā³ Project: Python application with database components
ā³ Recent Commands: hv-query (database issues), hv-status, remember
ā³ Active Concerns: Database performance, connection management
ā³ Suggested Focus: Database optimization and monitoring
š Contextual Examples:
1. š Python Application Database Optimization
Scenario: High database connection usage in Python app
Command: remember "Python connection pooling configured with SQLAlchemy, max_overflow=20" infrastructure
Context: Documenting database configuration for team reference
Follow-up: hv-broadcast "Database connection optimization implemented" infrastructure info
2. š Database Performance Monitoring
Scenario: Setting up proactive database monitoring
Command: hv-delegate "Implement database connection pool monitoring" monitoring
Context: Preventing connection exhaustion issues
Follow-up: hv-query "database monitoring best practices"
3. š Troubleshooting Database Issues
Scenario: Investigating slow database queries
Workflow:
⢠hv-query "slow database query optimization techniques"
⢠hv-delegate "Analyze slow query logs" database_ops
⢠remember "Query optimization reduced response time by 60%" infrastructure
4. šØ Database Incident Response
Scenario: Database connection pool exhaustion
Emergency Workflow:
⢠hv-status --detailed (check database agent availability)
⢠hv-broadcast "Database connection pool at capacity" incident warning
⢠hv-delegate "Restart database connection pool" database_ops
⢠remember "Connection pool restart resolved issue temporarily" incidents
5. š§ Python Deployment with Database Migration
Scenario: Deploying Python app with database schema changes
Deployment Sequence:
⢠hv-broadcast "Starting deployment with database migration" deployment info
⢠hv-delegate "Execute database migration scripts" database_ops
⢠hv-status (verify migration success)
⢠hv-broadcast "Deployment completed successfully" deployment info
6. š Performance Trend Analysis
Scenario: Analyzing database performance over time
Analysis Workflow:
⢠recall "database performance metrics last 30 days" infrastructure
⢠hv-query "database performance trends and patterns"
⢠remember "Database response time increased 15% over month" monitoring
⢠hv-delegate "Investigate database performance degradation" database_ops
š” Smart Suggestions Based on Your Activity:
ā³ Your recent hv-query suggests you're troubleshooting - consider hv-delegate next
ā³ Database focus detected - examples prioritize database operations
ā³ Python project context - examples include Python-specific considerations
ā³ Recent remember usage - examples show documentation patterns
šÆ Recommended Next Steps:
1. Use hv-delegate to assign database investigation tasks
2. Set up monitoring with database specialists
3. Document findings with remember for future reference
4. Share solutions with hv-broadcast when resolved
Advanced Example Features
Learning and Adaptation
- Success Tracking: Prioritizes examples from successful past operations
- Failure Analysis: Shows examples of what to avoid based on past failures
- Pattern Recognition: Identifies common usage patterns and suggests similar examples
- Effectiveness Scoring: Ranks examples by how often they lead to successful outcomes
- Collective Intelligence: Learns from examples across all agents in the collective
Integration with hAIveMind
- Memory Integration: Examples drawn from actual stored memories and experiences
- Cross-Agent Learning: Examples include successful patterns from other agents
- Real-Time Adaptation: Examples update based on current collective status
- Performance Analytics: Tracks which examples are most helpful
- Continuous Improvement: Example relevance improves based on user feedback
Performance Considerations
- Response Time: < 300ms for example retrieval and ranking
- Relevance Scoring: AI-powered ranking based on context similarity
- Cache Efficiency: Frequently accessed examples cached for performance
- Memory Usage: Example content optimized for quick loading
- Network Impact: Minimal - examples served from local cache when possible
Related Commands
- After viewing examples: Execute the commands shown in examples
- For detailed help: Use
help <command>for comprehensive documentation - For workflows: Use
workflowsto see complete operational procedures - For suggestions: Use
suggestfor AI-powered command recommendations - For validation: Use
help validate <command>before executing examples
Troubleshooting Examples System
No Relevant Examples Found
ā No examples found for your query
š” Troubleshooting:
1. Try broader context terms (e.g., 'incident' instead of 'database-incident')
2. Use command names without prefixes (e.g., 'broadcast' instead of 'hv-broadcast')
3. Check available contexts: examples (shows all available)
4. Examples build over time - use commands to generate more examples
Examples Seem Outdated
ā ļø Examples don't match current system state
š” Resolution:
1. Examples reflect actual usage - outdated examples indicate system changes
2. Use current commands to generate fresh examples
3. Check system updates: hv-sync
4. Report issues: remember "Examples system needs update for [context]" infrastructure
Missing Context Detection
ā Examples not adapting to current situation
š” Possible Causes:
1. Context detection requires recent command usage
2. New installation - context builds over time
3. Use help system more to improve context detection
4. Manually specify context: examples [context]
Best Practices for Using Examples
- Start General: Use
exampleswithout parameters to see context-aware suggestions - Be Specific: Use
examples <command>for focused command examples - Use Context: Specify context for domain-specific examples
- Follow Patterns: Examples show proven successful patterns - follow them closely
- Adapt to Situation: Use examples as templates, adapt parameters to your specific needs
- Provide Feedback: Success/failure of examples improves future recommendations
Contextual Intelligence: The examples system learns from actual usage patterns and adapts to your specific environment, making examples increasingly relevant and useful over time.