chore(examples): add vesseld-multi-vessel walkthrough#65
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Worked example demonstrating the YAML schema and HTTP control plane of vesseld v0.1: two independently-configured vessels (triage with kanban delegation, support for plain Q&A) sharing one OpenAI LLMProfile inside one daemon process. Runnable via: go build -o ./vesseld ./cmd/vesseld ./vesseld validate --config examples/vesseld-multi-vessel -R ./vesseld start --config examples/vesseld-multi-vessel -R The README walks through validate / plan / synchronous call / async submit + SSE log tail / drain. Pairs with the e2e test fixtures under tests/e2e/vesseld/testdata/multi-vessel/ which mirror this layout. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
PR-4 (final) of the vessel/vesseld v0.1 series. Documentation-only — no code, no go.mod changes, no CI changes.
Worked example demonstrating the YAML schema and HTTP control plane of vesseld v0.1.
What's in here
`examples/vesseld-multi-vessel/` — two independently-configured vessels sharing one OpenAI `LLMProfile` inside one daemon process:
Runnable via
```bash
go build -o ./vesseld ./cmd/vesseld
./vesseld validate --config examples/vesseld-multi-vessel -R
./vesseld start --config examples/vesseld-multi-vessel -R
```
The README walks through validate / plan / synchronous call / async submit + SSE log tail / drain.
Test plan
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