One line.
Different decision.
Change one declared value in an ĀML program. Compile it in your browser and inspect the resulting meaning tree and render decision.
Write your first program ↓Ready to compile.
No compile yet.
See what reaches the screen.
Each eligible engram becomes one enforced <aml-gate>. The preview checks its emitted event against the compiler result before showing a button.
Move the claim. Hold the words constant.
Change one number in the ĀML source. The compiler and browser gate run again while the prompt text stays the same.
These numbers are author-declared prototype inputs, not measurements. Raising a claim can change this rule’s result without changing the element’s words; this demo does not verify the claim or assess the wording.
An inspectable record of what happened.
Save the exact source, its SHA-256 fingerprint, compiler verdicts, and browser events. With two matching gates, preview the visual card or save a complete offline report with the source, rules, and browser events.
Waiting for matching browser events.
Recheck a saved JSON run ↗ · The local files are unsigned project self-checks, not independent validation. The JSON includes your source; review it before sharing. These are separate example controls using declared prototype values, not a full production interface.