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Validates a crew schedule against duty time, rest, qualification, complement, base airport, and monthly hour rules — powered by Leapter

A system for evaluating creditworthiness and assigning interest rates based on applicant financial data.

Shows how a blueprint declares error types, stops a run with an error, handles one error with a business fallback, and passes the others on to the caller

A complete validation rule library: an entry blueprint, four ready-to-use rules, and a deliberately sloppy blueprint that breaks every one of them. How it fits together: Governance Rules is the entry — the only blueprint that runs. It calls each rule and returns everything they found. Credit Limit Check is not a rule; it is the demo that violates them. How to use it: 1. Release this project, and in the release dialog open Options and tick "Mark as validation rule library". An ordinary release offers no rules. Confirm which blueprints are rules — the ones the entry calls are already ticked. 2. Open the project you want checked, go to Project settings → Validation rules, and add the rules you want from this library. 3. Their findings appear in that project's Findings list. They never block anyone from working, and only a project owner can add or remove them. Rules only ever run from a release, so what checks your projects is always a version someone approved — publishing a new version changes nothing until an owner accepts it. To watch the rules fire, add them to this project too: Credit Limit Check breaks all four. The library also reports its own rule blueprints — "Credit decisions must log" fires on anything named after credit, which includes the rule checking for it. That is the rules working, not a bug.

A minimal greeting blueprint that demonstrates inspectable Leapter logic

Demo onboarding tool that screens an individual customer and produces a risk rating, decision, and explanation — powered by Leapter

Demonstrates the basic nodes of a Leapter Blueprint: sections, assignments, decisions, and loops

Calculates pizza prices based on size, toppings, crust, and the day of the week

Decides EV charging power from rooftop solar surplus, with a deadline override when the car must be ready in time — powered by Leapter

Solve the Tower of Hanoi puzzle by recursion — powered by Leapter

Computes the annual German motor vehicle tax (Kfz-Steuer) for passenger cars — based on first registration, engine type, displacement, CO2 emission and emission class

Classifies a product's warranty coverage based on type, age, usage intensity, and premium status — powered by Leapter
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