Examples
Explore real-world RQML files that illustrate how to model requirements for different domains. Each example below links directly to the XML file so you can download it, validate it, or use it as a starting point.
Hello World Requirements
This gentle introduction captures the requirements for a tiny “hello world” service: a single endpoint, a single response, and just enough structure to show how RQML expresses actors, flows, and expected outputs.
Payments Platform
A payments orchestration system needs strict rules for authorization, settlement, and auditability. This example models the flow from card authorization through settlement and includes requirements for error handling and compliance logging.
- Link: /examples/payments.rqml
Reservations Engine
From seat inventory to confirmation workflows, this file documents the requirements for a reservation system that must prevent double-booking while keeping latency low during peak demand.
Task Management Workspace
This example captures how a collaborative task system handles assignment, prioritization, and state transitions, with a focus on clarity for both end users and automated workflows.
- Link: /examples/tasks.rqml
Telemedicine Triage
Healthcare workflows demand precision. This RQML file describes requirements for a telemedicine platform, including patient onboarding, clinician routing, and secure data handling.
Warehouse Robotics Fleet
Coordinating robots in a warehouse requires careful requirements around safety zones, task arbitration, and recovery procedures. This example highlights how RQML can capture those operational constraints.