Samples
Complete MentorAgent projects you can download and run, starting with the quickstart app, and the channel and packages each one uses.
On this page
The samples are complete projects under the MIT license: download one, add your model key and run it. They reference MentorAgent 1.0.0, the version this documentation describes.
Quickstart: Cases
Section titled “Quickstart: Cases”Cases is the app you build in the Quickstart: a Blazor Server app for support cases. Its agent reads the status of a case whenever it needs to, and adds a note to a case only after you confirm.
- Download: mentoragent-quickstart.zip (external site)
- Channel: Blazor Server, with every page interactive
- Packages:
Novior.MentorAgentandMicrosoft.Extensions.AI.OpenAI - What it shows: an action the agent calls freely, an action it runs only after you confirm, the model connection and the chat widget
- What you need: the .NET 10 SDK and an OpenAI API key
The zip holds a Cases folder with Program.cs, CaseService.cs, the Blazor components, a README.md and the license. From that folder, store your OpenAI key in user secrets, then start the app:
dotnet user-secrets init
dotnet user-secrets set OpenAI:Key <your-key>
dotnet runOpen the app, open the widget and type: "Add a note to case C-1: documents received". The agent asks you to confirm before it adds the note. To use Azure OpenAI or a local model instead, see Model providers.
Tutorial
Section titled “Tutorial”The tutorial extends the same Cases app in four steps: actions, roles and confirmation, a specialist agent, and a team. Each step shows its code on the page. The finished code of each step is not available as a download yet.
See also
Section titled “See also”- Quickstart — Create a Blazor app, turn a service method into an action with confirmation, connect a model and add the chat widget in about fifteen minutes.
- 1 · Turn service methods into actions — Tutorial step 1: expose the methods of a case service as actions the agent can call, with descriptions the model understands.