# Repository examples: operation, transport and recovery

- **The video's host appears in real PR evidence:** [Melee PR #13](https://github.com/t3dotgg/melee4mac/pull/13), open at inspection, embeds six before/after images from `files.tslop.org`. This corroborates use of the same public host seen in the video. It does not expose server implementation or prove which upload command generated those files.
- **Consumer-readable tool output:** T3 [PR #10501](https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/pull/10501) bounds overwhelming browser text, wraps non-object evaluation results and saves screenshots to an artifact path. Preserve complete evidence outside the immediate response when needed.
- **One transport for humans and agents:** Matt's [RPC layer](https://github.com/mattpocock/course-video-manager/blob/4c1f3f5d49417e54b185bfe737b1e1a56f29c7b8/apps/local/app/cli/rpc-layer.ts) derives client endpoints from server types and checks domain service signatures. Runtime parsing, authentication and environment suitability remain separate concerns.
- **Do work once; repair the receipt:** Matt's [run-with-extraction.ts](https://github.com/mattpocock/course-video-manager/blob/4c1f3f5d49417e54b185bfe737b1e1a56f29c7b8/.sandcastle/run-with-extraction.ts) separates productive work from structured extraction. Its companion retry wrapper preserves session context but inherits tool options; do not claim extraction is mechanically read-only.
- **Narrow the operation:** Boris's [merged PR #16549](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/pull/16549) replaces broad GitHub API access with a bounded commenting script. It illustrates explicit operation design, not authorization to post comments in this task.

These are implementation patterns observed in public source. No upload service, foreign fleet or external commenting workflow was run here.