Simple demonstrates the bare bones features of the library. Creating a document from a few fragments and then "knitting" it into HTML text and writing that to a file. This includes hvega, diagrams and plots examples. Result here
MultiDoc demonstrates how to build multiple documents. Results here and here.
Mtl demonstrates the same simple features as above, but runs them atop an example mtl stack, allowing access to the mtl stack's functionality during document assembly. Result here.
Random builds on the mtl example to show how you can also add an additional polysemy effect (in this case, Polysemy.RandomFu from polysemy-RandomFu) to your document-building. This one also demonstrates a use of colonnade for adding a formatted table to the document. Result here.
Error: Similar to "Simple" but throws a user error during document assembly. Result [here][ErrorExample].
Async: Similar to "SimpleExample" but uses Polysemy's sequenceConcurrently to run some example computations concurrently (as long as you compile with "-threaded"). Result here
Cache: Similar to "SimpleExample" but uses the "AtomicCache" effect to store the result of a computation. Demonstrates the behavior of the cache when multiple threads attempt to access the same item--the first thread loads/creates the data while the other blocks until the data is in-memory. Also demonstrates use of time-stamps to force rebuilding when tracked inputs change. Result here.
CustomCache: Similar to "CacheExample" but implements and uses a different serializer and persistence layer than the default. Result here.