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List examples

The catalog has quickstart, an image studio, LoRA fine-tuning, a video highlights pipeline, coding agents, a website change monitor, artifacts and a workload tour. The projects ship inside the client package, so downloading needs no repository access, GitHub token, or LazyCloud login.

Download a project

Running this example uses a GPU and incurs compute and storage charges; downloading and uv sync create no cloud resources. Each project has its source, a README, and a pyproject.toml pinned to the installed SDK release. uv sync creates the lockfile. --output picks another directory:
The app name comes from App("quickstart") in quickstart.py, so renaming the directory does not rename resources.

Download all examples

Each example gets its own directory and dependencies.

Existing files

The command checks every destination before writing; if any example file exists, it stops and writes nothing. A new directory works for comparing a newer release with your work. --force replaces the example’s files and leaves unrelated files, including an existing uv.lock, in place; uv sync then updates that lockfile. The command refuses to write through symlinks inside the destination. lazycloud --json example list and lazycloud --json example download NAME print machine-readable output.