Typed runtime graph
Nodes, edges, branches, and boundaries represent how work actually moves.
Demo foundation
The current demo shows the foundation: typed nodes, input/output contracts, runtime events, trace replay, payload inspection, and graph execution.
This is the foundation, not the finished platform.
Nodes, edges, branches, and boundaries represent how work actually moves.
Inputs, outputs, evidence, and final values become inspectable runtime objects.
Frames, events, values, and transitions can be reviewed after the run.
Runtime values are tied back to the node and handoff that produced them.
The demo direction is not simply visualizing a workflow. The point is to ask whether the operation remains valid while it runs.
MissingWhat evidence is absent before the operation can continue?MalformedWhere did output fail its expected shape?ReplayWhich branch can be repaired without rerunning everything?
The next layer turns traces and contracts into scenario tests, candidate operating structures, evidence requirements, and review paths.
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