rdLogic

Intervening on a live installation means not knowing exactly what will happen, risking leaving things half done, and losing half a day working out why "it doesn't work".

rdLogic runs signed procedures on a SkySpark installation: a sequence of gestures described in a document. The module verifies the procedure before playing it, lets you dry-run it to see its effect without producing it, plays it, and can undo whatever can be undone — naming what cannot. Writing and approving a procedure is upstream preparation work.

• You see what will happen before it happens.
• A failure does not leave things half done.
• What runs is what was reviewed.
• A refusal can be read: the reason is explicit.
• An operation becomes a deliverable, replayable elsewhere.

• Industrializing commissioning.
• Delegating an operation without delegating the installation.
• Intervening on a live site, with bounded risk.
• Making a change justifiable.

SkySpark 4.0.x / Haxall

0.27.2

on request

rdLogic

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