Legacy rendering
Valid markup → rendered element.
ĀRU MEANING LANGUAGE™ · WORKING RESEARCH PROTOTYPE
HTML renders it.
ĀML makes it answer.
A meaning-native interface experiment where every element exposes what it costs, what value it claims, and why it was allowed to appear.
render_allowed = restoration_value ≥ attention_cost
Existence is not justification.
Conventional markup presents every declared element. The ĀML prototype inserts an inspectable policy decision before presentation.
ĀML accountable rendering
Declared meaning → policy evaluation → decision.
Operate the gate.
Change claimed restoration value. The same element may be allowed, degraded, or suppressed—and the rationale updates immediately.
The difference is inspectability.
01 · Meaning
Purpose and semantic value become explicit inputs, not invisible author assumptions.
02 · Decision
A named policy evaluates the element before the browser receives its final state.
03 · Accountability
The build emits both interface output and a machine-readable decision record.