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netties
Draw interaction nets, write their rules and watch them reduce in the browser
If you are working through Lafont's interaction combinators, this lets you test a rule on a real net instead of on paper.
netties is a browser editor for interaction nets. You drag agents onto a canvas, wire their ports, and fill in a rule grid where each cell is a pair of agent types; the grid flags missing rules and stuck pairs. Selected agents can be grouped into reusable components. Types and polarity can be off, optional or required, and switching them on limits which ports may connect, which shrinks the rule table. It works on desktop and mobile with built-in examples. Made by Aron Adler in London: 173 commits in SolidJS and TypeScript under the PolyForm Noncommercial licence.
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