| This repository is a demonstration/example repository created to showcase a particular workflow, functionality, or technical pattern. | |
| Add a "Demo" badge to the README using shields.io: | |
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| Add this section near the top of the README (after any title and before the main content): | |
| ## Purpose | |
| This repository is a **demonstration/example project** designed to showcase a particular workflow or functionality. | |
| ### What This Repository Demonstrates | |
| [Brief description of what workflow/functionality is being demonstrated] | |
| ### Key Features Demonstrated | |
| - [Feature/workflow element 1] | |
| - [Feature/workflow element 2] | |
| - [Feature/workflow element 3] | |
| ### Use Cases | |
| This demonstration is useful for: | |
| - Understanding [specific concept/pattern] | |
| - Learning how to implement [specific functionality] | |
| - Reference implementation for [specific use case] | |
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| Ask the user: | |
| 1. What specific workflow or functionality does this repository demonstrate? | |
| 2. What are the key features or patterns being showcased? | |
| 3. Who is the target audience for this demo? (e.g., "developers learning X", "teams implementing Y") | |
| 4. Are there any prerequisites or background knowledge needed to understand this demo? | |
| 5. Should there be links to related documentation or resources? | |
| Use these details to customize the Purpose section and make the demonstration's value clear to visitors. | |