Web framework / Rust / Replayable interfaces
An interface should be able to explain how it changed.
PliegoRS is a Rust-native web framework for verifiable, replayable, durable interfaces.
01 / THESIS
The web is a state system, not a collection of screens.
PliegoRS treats events, folds, views, and artifacts as one chain. The result remains useful HTML, but its construction leaves a receipt that can be inspected and repeated.
02 / SYSTEM
From contract to artifact.
Every fold reduces ambiguity and preserves evidence.
Declare
Typed views and explicit contracts define what the interface can produce.
Record
Events capture the transition that occurred, not only the final visible DOM.
Fold
Deterministic functions reconstruct state and keep change replayable.
Deliver
Artifacts, receipts, and reports preserve evidence of how the site was built.
03 / CAPABILITIES
A delivery chain that leaves a trace.
Typed views
Page structure is composed in Rust without turning the interface into a runtime black box.
Events and folds
State derives from recorded transitions and functions that can repeat under the same contract.
Verifiable delivery
PliegoRS 0.0.2 ships reproducible archives, verified installers, a signed nine-environment golden matrix, and deterministic local evidence bundles.
Built-in diagnosis
doctor, report --bundle, and upgrade --check expose local health, evidence, and upgrade cost.
04 / OPERATE
Check before publishing.
This site is built with PliegoRS and retains its local graph and receipt.
pliego doctor
pliego check
pliego build --output target/site
pliego report --bundle target/evidence
pliego inspect target/site05 / BOUNDARY
A public preview with visible boundaries.
PliegoRS trust language separates what shipped, what is experimental, and what only exists on main.
- 0.0.2 remains pre-1.0 public-preview software.
- PliegoCSS is a separate product with its own release, documentation, and authority; it is not part of the PliegoRS 0.0.2 contract.
- OpenSDK 0.1.0-preview.1 is on main but is not part of a published release.
- Linux x64 and ARM64 are production targets; macOS and Windows remain development targets.
06 / RELEASE
PliegoRS 0.0.2
PliegoRS is pre-1.0 public-preview software; the current public release is 0.0.2.