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Paranet Starter Kits

Paranet kits are fully-fledged project examples designed to showcase real-world use cases of the Paranet platform. Each kit provides a complete, ready-to-run demonstration that you can clone from our access-only S3 buckets into a local directory and deploy on your system. These kits include tailored configurations for Paraflow and other components, offering hands-on experience with Paranet’s capabilities.

Available Kits​

Hello World​

  • CLI Command: para init --template hello_world
  • File: Hello World
  • Description: A standard, dependency-free kit to get you started with Paranet. Perfect for understanding the basics of deploying and running a Paranet project.

Hello LLM​

  • CLI Command: para init --template hello_llm
  • File: Hello LLM
  • Description: This project demonstrates LLM integration with Paranet with sample approaches for building production LLM applications.

Resourse Pool​

  • CLI Command: para init --template resource-pool
  • File: Resource Pool
  • Description: This project demonstrates how an actor-based resource manager can handle dynamic allocation of limited resources to tasks, using a pooling mechanism for efficient delegation.

Jira ERP​

  • File: Jira ERP
  • Description: This project demonstrates how paranet can interact with an ERP system — in this case, Jira — to automate task management workflows using actors and paraflows.

NVIDIA Isaac Sim Kits​

  • Directory: NVIDIA Isaac Sim Kits
  • Description: A collection of robotics-focused kits built on NVIDIA Isaac Sim, demonstrating advanced use cases like autonomous robot workflows and factory simulations. Requires Isaac Sim 4.2 or higher.
    • Hello Robot: A foundational robotics example extending NVIDIA’s hello robot tutorial.
    • Spot Patrol: An autonomous patrol demo featuring Boston Dynamics Spot robots.
    • Small Warehouse: A small robotics warehouse with equipment inspections.

Getting Started​

To use these kits:

  1. Ensure you have access to our CLI.
  2. Initiate the the desired kit to your local machine from our CLI.
  3. Follow the setup and running instructions in each kit’s documentation.

Explore the kits below to dive into practical Paranet applications!