INTERACTIVE PROOF

Follow one engineering decision from repository facts to a verified change boundary.

This is a committed demonstration artifact. It does not pretend to execute Vericore in the browser; every value is static, inspectable, and shaped around the current prepare → change → verify workflow.

THE LOOP

One change. One persisted boundary.

Start with repository facts, follow the impact, inspect the evidence, prepare the change, then verify the original contract after the agent edits code.

  1. 01Repositoryfacts
  2. 02Impactblast radius
  3. 03Evidencecitations
  4. 04Planbounded work
  5. 05Contractchange boundary
  6. 06Realitystate binding
SAMPLE REPOSITORY

payment-service

STATIC ARTIFACT
01 / REPOSITORYStart with deterministic structure.Vericore maps the codebase before higher-level reasoning begins.
428files in sample snapshot
1284relationships in sample snapshot
12knowledge hotspots in sample snapshot
controllerPaymentController
servicePaymentService
repositoryPaymentRepository
serviceFraudService
repositoryRiskRepository
testPaymentTests

The numbers above are demonstration data, not a claim about this repository. Real Vericore analysis is performed by the CLI/local application.

WHY STATIC?

Reproducible proof beats a fake live demo.

GitHub Pages hosts static assets. This explorer intentionally uses committed sample artifacts so visitors can inspect the verification workflow without sending repository data to a hidden backend.

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