Four self-contained, interactive HTML studies — one per operational scenario — that ground the proposal and the study. Each runs entirely in the browser, with no build step or dependencies.
A note on GitHub and HTML: clicking a .html file in the file list above shows its source, not the
running page — GitHub never renders HTML inline. Two ways to actually see a demo:
| Scenario | Demo | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · Configuration | two peer models of one transport network (TAPI ↔ IETF TEAS) | ▶ view | ⤓ download |
| 2 · Intent | a quantitative intent refined to a realisation (TM Forum ↔ IETF L1CSM) | ▶ view | ⤓ download |
| 3 · Cross-domain | two bespoke systems with no shared standard | ▶ view | ⤓ download |
| 4 · Observability | anomaly semantics across an incumbent fault model and IETF NMOP | ▶ view | ⤓ download |
The links assume the repository ChrisFJanz/ad-hoc-semantic-reconciliation on the default branch
main. If you later enable GitHub Pages, each demo also serves at
https://chrisfjanz.github.io/ad-hoc-semantic-reconciliation/demos/<file>.html, a cleaner URL.