Demos

Live reference implementations. Each is real, deployed software whose behaviour is derived from the grounded specifications in this library — not hand-written to match them. Click any demo, then read its RECIPE to see the exact tree of atoms and compositions it is built from. Each RECIPE is generated from the demo’s own code by tools/recipe/generate_recipe.py, so the description of a demo cannot drift from what the code actually contains.

Demo What it demonstrates Tests Live Built from
Beacon Clinical Research Portal External onboarding (invitation → party → credential), login, session-gated authorization, and subject / study / visit management — over an HMAC-attested, hash-chained, tamper-evident audit trail. 107 beacon-clinical.fly.dev RECIPE
Multi-Party Approval N-approver approval chains with all-of-N / M-of-N / one-of-N quorum rules and trailing-decision semantics, an approver in-tray, and a tamper-evident audit log. 67 grace-commons-mpa.fly.dev RECIPE
Attributed Permissions Admin Attributed grant / revoke administration pairing Permissions with Actor Identity; ships a dynamic Alloy model verifying its load-bearing temporal claims. 35 grace-commons-alloy.fly.dev RECIPE

Each demo runs on a minimal Deno / Hono / SQLite stack. The specification is the canonical artifact; the running code is a projection of it.

The RECIPE beside each demo is the authoritative answer to “what is this built from?” — generated from the code and validated against the library, so any claim about a demo (which atoms, which compositions) is falsifiable against its tree rather than taken on trust. None of these demos contains a capability its RECIPE does not list; a demo’s RECIPE also names, explicitly, the compositions it does not contain.


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