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Example App

Example App

Scopra includes a small Next.js chat demo in the repository’s example directory. It shows an AI support agent running a model response and an AgentScopePolicy evaluation in parallel.

The demo uses the Vercel AI SDK with Scopra’s vercel(...) adapter. You can choose OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google Gemini, then enter a model name and provider API key in the app.

Credentials are kept in memory for the request. The example does not write API keys to disk, environment files, or local storage.

Try It Here

This embedded demo sends credentials only with the request you submit. It does not store keys in local storage, environment files, or the repository.

Acme Support Scope Demo

Try the same support policy directly from the docs.

No run yetMemory-only key
Provider
Hi, I'm Acme Support. Ask me about billing, account access, troubleshooting, plans, refund eligibility, or getting a human handoff.
Credentials are sent with this request only and are never stored.

Run It

cd example
bun install
bun run dev

Open the local URL printed by Next.js, choose a provider, enter credentials, and try an in-scope support prompt or an out-of-scope request.

What It Demonstrates

  • A Vercel AI SDK chat request and Scopra policy evaluation started together.
  • AgentScopePolicy keeping a support agent inside billing, account access, troubleshooting, plan, refund, and handoff requests.
  • Provider switching without changing the Scopra policy pipeline.
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