IMPLICATION
Domain experts write executable logic.
Today, domain experts know the rules but can't implement them. They write requirements. Developers translate. Translation errors ensue.
What if the person who knows the rule could write it directly—and it just worked?
The old way
Business analyst writes:
"Gold customers should get 15% off orders over $500"
Developer interprets as:
if (customer.tier === 'gold' && order.subtotal >= 500) discount = 0.15;
QA catches:
"Wait, should it be subtotal or total? Before or after tax?"
The new way
Business analyst writes directly:
if customer.tier == "gold" and order.total > 500: apply_discount(15%)
✓ Executes immediately. No translation. No developer queue.
Why this works
Specification language is readable
Designed for humans, not compilers. Close to natural language.
Machine verification catches errors
Type errors, logic errors, edge cases—caught before execution.
No translation means no translation errors
The person who knows the rule writes it. Done.
Empower your domain experts.
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