Examples
ArgusTransfer in the wild.
Projects that use ArgusTransfer for inter-process communication. Each one is a real, shipping codebase — not a tutorial — so the patterns translate directly.
Argus.Health
A .NET 10 worker service that polls configurable HTTP health endpoints with stacked Polly policies (retry, timeout, circuit breaker), and an Avalonia + ReactiveUI desktop dashboard (Argus.Health.Pulse) that visualizes status in real time and CRUDs the endpoint catalog.
The dashboard talks to the service over an ArgusTransfer named pipe (ArgusHealth) using the typed CRUD client pattern — routes like /healthendpoint and /healthendpoint/{id}, verbs GET/POST/PUT/DELETE, end-to-end on Windows or Linux. A good reference for combining a Worker Service backend with an Avalonia frontend over IPC.
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Anything that uses ArgusTransfer in a real workload — not just a sample. Worker services exposing CRUD over a pipe, desktop apps fronting a Windows service, sidecar processes, agent ↔ daemon protocols. The more it shows off middleware, streaming, custom serializers, or non-trivial routing, the better.