Templates

Ready-to-fork agents, one command to install.

Ten production-grade templates covering the patterns we ship most: coding agents, research pipelines, messaging bots, scheduled reporters, knowledge base agents, doc generators, data pipelines. Each is 26-74 lines of YAML you can read end to end in five minutes, and every one compiles against the current schema.

Save one as app.yaml in a new folder and run digitorn install ./<folder>, or copy the YAML and adapt it.

developerbeginner

Starter coder

A minimal coding agent. Single brain, no multi-agent dispatch.

37 lines·~$0.10 per session

developerintermediate

Claude Code clone

Coordinator on Sonnet, explorer on Haiku. The full multi-agent setup.

63 lines·~$0.18 per session (cheaper than running Sonnet on every turn)

researchadvanced

Deep research agent

Coordinator + two researchers + fact-checker + writer + editor. With citations.

74 lines·~$0.40 per session, most of it on the cheap model

messagingbeginner

Discord helper

A bot that answers questions right inside a Discord channel.

37 lines·~$0.005 per response on Haiku

developerintermediate

Pull request reviewer

Webhook-triggered code reviewer that posts a structured review per PR.

46 lines·~$0.05 per typical PR

opsbeginner

Weekly digest reporter

A cron-fired agent that pulls together a weekly summary and posts it.

44 lines·~$0.02 per run

knowledgeintermediate

Documentation generator

Reads your source, updates docs/, and shows the result live.

34 lines·~$0.30 per pass on a small repo

creativeintermediate

Live React app builder

An agent that writes React components and shows a live preview as it goes.

34 lines·~$0.20 per session of light prototyping

knowledgebeginner

Knowledge base agent

Answers from your own documents, with citations, via the real rag module.

26 lines·~$0.01 per answered question

opsadvanced

Scheduled data pipeline

A cron-fired agent that queries a real database and writes a digest.

52 lines·~$0.04 per run

Want something custom?

Describe it in plain English. Studio generates the YAML.

Digitorn Studio reads your description and writes the app.yaml for you. Use it as a starting point, then iterate live on the canvas.

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