Nested Loop Planner
Configure inner and outer loops, calculate bounded iteration counts, and copy the JSON macro to the AUDK nested-loop wizard.
↓ Download .HTAInspect sourceConfigure a nested loop, visualize its execution, trace every branch, and export the code or reusable macro. No compilation required to run the macro.
Configure and run nested loops with step-by-step tracing.
Review individual iterations without stepping through raw code.
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Connect reusable applets, inspect the result of every step, and run versioned JSON macros without compiling.
Create reusable versioned applet manifests from validated templates, preview output and generated JavaScript, then submit reviewed additions to the library.
The Factory produces source artifacts locally. GitHub publication is intentionally review-gated; it does not auto-commit generated code.
Select a reusable function, configure its inputs, inspect real results, and generate a manifest, JavaScript and portable tests without compilation.
Download all three artifacts into the same folder to run the generated Node.js test. Function creation is deterministic; arbitrary AI-generated code and automatic publishing are not yet enabled.
Download small standalone Windows configuration wizards. They create AUDK-compatible JSON that you can copy into the main studio.
Configure inner and outer loops, calculate bounded iteration counts, and copy the JSON macro to the AUDK nested-loop wizard.
↓ Download .HTAInspect sourceChoose doors and time slots, define eligibility rules, and copy a pipeline macro into the AUDK Applet Composer.
↓ Download .HTAInspect sourceThe downloadable HTAs target compatible Windows installations with HTA execution enabled. They are not supported by macOS or Linux, and are not embedded in this browser page. Native alternatives may replace HTAs later.
Readable, portable code. Edit or embed it in your project.
Run the applet to generate code.
A versionable JSON description interpreted directly by the runtime.
Validate execution bounds, output count, and branch tracing.
Applets are reusable across dashboards, scripts, and client applications. This GitHub Pages demonstration executes only in your browser. Use the local Node server for the REST API.
POST /api/factory/previewGenerate and validate an applet manifest without publishing itGET /api/blueprintsRead available schema-driven functionsPOST /api/blueprints/previewGenerate, test, and preview an applet blueprintGET /api/appletsList versioned appletsPOST /api/validateValidate macro configurationPOST /api/runExecute a declarative macroPOST /api/codeGenerate JavaScript sourcePOST /api/testRun built-in self-checksThe public demo does not expose live HTTP API endpoints. Run npm start locally for /api/* routes. No arbitrary operating-system commands or remote code execution are enabled.