Assert the world
Explicit facts carry a source: stated, taught, or dreamt. “Stated” means asserted in this example world, not independently verified reality.
A conclusion should come with a reason. Debtaur turns explicit premises into inspectable decisions — and stops when the evidence doesn’t hold.
Start with a case, then change its evidence. The same server-side rules evaluate every run. Registration is simulated.
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Toggle a premise to withdraw it. Change its source to test provenance.
Changes are evaluated when you run the evidence.
Choose a case or evaluate your evidence to see what follows — and what doesn’t.
Run six cases: complete, missing, conflicting, provenance risk, repaired, and taught evidence.
Explicit facts carry a source: stated, taught, or dreamt. “Stated” means asserted in this example world, not independently verified reality.
Four conjunctive rules connect disclosure to a complete submission. Each derived step lists the premises it depends on.
Missing facts refuse. Contradictions and provenance mismatches escalate. Only a complete, grounded chain unlocks the simulated tool.
This is a self-contained public mirror of a bounded workflow, not a connection to the private Debtaur engine. Rules are illustrative workflow policies, not authoritative legal text. Every evaluation derives afresh; withdrawing a dependency removes its consequences. The hashes are reproducibility checksums, not signatures.
Original production-box measurements, retained from the previous demo. These are historical figures for the private engine, not a benchmark of this browser session.
| Corpus | Lines | Propositions | Ingest | Lines / second | Warm query |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| college | 3,182 | 2,940 | 0.35 s | 9,078 | 0.3 ms |
| fairy | 103,598 | 13,973 | 16.5 s | 6,291 | 0.2 ms |
| fable | 197,662 | 12,445 | 28.4 s | 6,964 | 0.1 ms |
| mixed | 311,543 | 12,907 | 49.2 s | 6,335 | 0.6 ms |