This page catalogues working example applications across Livepeer’s developer surface: tutorial-shaped projects you can clone, run, and modify into a production app. Each example exists because a category needs a reference implementation; together they cover the AI, video, and compute surfaces that the Developers tab walks through in detail. For the underlying primitives each example uses, follow the links from the example back to the relevant concept or reference page.Documentation Index
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AI Application Examples
The AI surface examples cover batch inference, real-time AI, and agent frameworks. Each is a runnable starting point; copy, modify, ship.| Example | What it shows | Primary surface |
|---|---|---|
| Next.js 15 app with Server Action calling text-to-image; gallery, model picker, error handling | AI Jobs API | |
| Streaming chat via Server-Sent Events on the LLM pipeline | AI Jobs API (LLM) | |
| Webcam to anime avatar via ComfyStream + StreamDiffusion + DWPose | Real-time AI | |
| Multi-layer agent: character file, RAG, Slack and Discord clients, SwarmZero multi-agent | LLM pipeline + agent framework | |
| Custom Python container as a network capability; green-tint frame processor | BYOC | |
| First real-time AI effect on a webcam in fifteen minutes | Real-time AI |
Video Application Examples
The video surface examples cover live streaming, VOD, and decentralised storage integration.| Example | What it shows | Primary surface |
|---|---|---|
| Sub-3s glass-to-glass WHIP ingest plus WHEP playback in Next.js | Live streaming | |
| TUS resumable upload, asset lifecycle polling, HLS playback | VOD | |
| Upload to web3.storage, fetch into Livepeer, play back with HLS | VOD + decentralised storage | |
| Self-hosted Gateway and Orchestrator transcoding RTMP to HLS | Self-hosted transcoding |
Platform and Integration Examples
The platform surface examples cover multi-tenant SaaS patterns, NaaP plugin development, and ecosystem integrations.| Example | What it shows | Primary surface |
|---|---|---|
| OIDC identity, per-user usage ledger, payment ticket signing | Multi-tenant SaaS | |
| Scaffold, develop, and publish a NaaP plugin with ShellContext | Operator portal plugin | |
| AT Protocol-native video infrastructure routing | AT Protocol + BYOC |
Legacy Example Applications
The earlier round of example applications shipped against the v1 Livepeer Studio surface. They remain useful for patterns even though some integrations have shifted.| Example | What it shows |
|---|---|
| React Native Example App | YouTube clone using Livepeer React in React Native |
| Justcast.it | One-click “start a livestream” pattern integrated against a Gateway |
| EVM Token-Gated Livestream | Token-gated livestream creation across EVM-compatible chains |
| Decentralised Storage Playback | Playing video from IPFS or Arweave via the Livepeer Player |
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Picking by Category
Choose an example by what you want to build. The decision points:| If you’re building | Start with |
|---|---|
| An AI image or video generation app | AI Image Generation App |
| A chat product | LLM Chatbot, then Eliza Livepeer Plugin for agent depth |
| A live streaming platform | Low-Latency Live Streaming App |
| A VOD platform (Mux-shaped) | VOD Upload and Playback |
| A custom inference pipeline | BYOC Quickstart |
| A real-time AI effect or avatar | ComfyStream Quickstart, then VTuber Avatar Pipeline |
| A multi-tenant SaaS on Livepeer compute | Multi-Tenant Billing with pymthouse |
| An operator-facing dashboard plugin | NaaP Plugin |
| A decentralised social or AT Protocol video app | Streamplace Integration |
Community Examples
The full community-maintained list of examples, tutorials, demos, and integrations lives at (browseable atlivepeer.cool). Categories include:
- SDKs and developer libraries across TypeScript, Python, Go, and React
- Orchestrator and node operator tools (monitoring, alerts, exporters)
- Community dashboards (Dune, Explorer, performance trackers)
- Ecosystem applications (Daydream, Streamplace, Embody, Frameworks, Harmonic)
- No-code integration (Bubble plugin, Studio CLI scaffolds)
awesome-livepeer repository is open to contributions; submit a PR to add an example that’s missing.
Next Steps
AI Pipelines
The full pipeline reference behind the AI examples.
AI SDKs Overview
The TypeScript and Python SDKs the examples use.
Awesome Livepeer
Full community-curated directory of tools and integrations.
Production Hardening
From example to production: auth, rate limits, observability.