fpf-agentic-thinking-map

What the step() engine actually does

This is the root page. It is not a redirect. It points to the live visual demos and the runtime docs for the thinking-map engine, so the Pages URL shows useful content immediately.

v1.9.5 · Current

Traversal runtime — four live traces

Test-backed paths through recovery, waiting, authorization, and the difference between an insufficient gate and an explicit hard block.

Core cascade

step() - Single Trace

The original traversal cascade laid end to end on one timeline, including evidence and bridge decisions.

Docs

Runtime architecture

Read the engine contract, decision flow, and why the map stays bounded.

New in 1.9.5: ABSTAIN means the gate lacks enough basis to say yes; BLOCK means a declared check says no for the current evaluation. The fourth trace shows both against the same missing permit.