The method · ALM as graph grammar PoC · 2 rules active
Standards are not documents.
They are rules.
ASPICE and ISO 26262 as executable graph-rewriting rules — checked on every INSERT/UPDATE. A violation is not a blemish, it is an illegal ontological state.
The night the 2024 arrived.
ISO 13855:2010 → :2024 means, for the graph: apply a rule update, re-traverse dependent edges, rewrite calculations. The replay shows the mechanism — the same logic runs on every edition jump.
▸ Real example · cell B1 · S_min 520 mm verified
One traversal writes four artifacts.
▸ Release gating (R2): no approval while the graph shows a violation — see B4 live.
Which standard feeds which edge.
Every parameter of the minimum-distance formula has a source — and every source has an edition. The graph makes the standards chain traversable, the changelog documents the jump from 2010 to 2024.
What changed — and what didn't.
Rules come in, verdicts go out.
Reads
Standard editions · project topology via connectors (see Integration)
Transforms
Norm clauses → executable rules · mapping stays internal
Writes back
Gating verdicts · 4 artifacts · changelog · one source
Honest status.
What the method carries today — and what is still PoC.