Lending-Mind Protocol
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Inspect a policy fixture

Inspect profile selection, rule scope, result state, and evidence boundaries.

Inspect a policy fixture

This page is a bounded fixture walkthrough, not a code-generation showcase. It shows how a selected Mind names a rule, declares a threshold, records scope, and produces a result for a known example. The reference code is explanatory; it is not generated by an agent and it is not a measurement from the Rust evaluator.

Lending-Mind Protocol Playground
A bounded fixture walkthrough. Select a profile to inspect the rule, candidate, reference shape, and result that a real local evaluation would record.
Fixture walkthrough
Workspace code contrast
Editing marks the fixture as not evaluated; run the CLI for a real result
Reference shape
import express from "express";
import lodash from "lodash";

const app = express();
app.get("/api", (req, res) => {
  const rows = lodash.filter(loadRows(), (row) => row.tenantId === req.query.tenant);
  res.json(rows);
});
Decision record preview
FIXTURE: NEEDS REVISION
Profile
Standard LLM
Rule
No active Mind selected
Declared threshold
Not applicable
Scope
Browser fixture only; no workspace files
Finding
No policy package is available to evaluate this candidate.
Runtime telemetry
Not collected in the browser
Internet-average output with no active architectural policy. This page does not rewrite code, run a parser, measure bundle size, or start Docker. The Rust CLI, daemon, and MCP server remain the decision authority.

Edit the candidate only to see the preview become not evaluated. That is intentional: a browser component has no workspace, package digest, parser, changed-file scope, or Docker runtime. For an actual decision, run the CLI evaluation or MCP integration. The resulting artifact contains the package digest, checked-file scope, findings, and privacy metadata.

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