External integration challenge: put ĀML in a real application without rewriting the UI

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External integration challenge

The next adoption threshold is not another in-repository demo. It is a real application, maintained outside this repository, using ĀML as an accountability layer around an existing interface or AI-generated UI path.

Target

Integrate one real component or generated-interface path using one of the public adoption surfaces:

• plain browser JavaScript / <aml-gate> / data-aml-* bridge;
• React accountable UI adapter;
• HTTP evaluation service contract;
• Meaning Lock / Meaning Manifest;
• Semantic Release Gate.

The application should remain an ordinary HTML/React/etc. application. The point is to test whether ĀML can add inspectable meaning, policy evaluation, or semantic release evidence without requiring a rewrite of the frontend stack.

What counts as external

To count as an external integration signal, the application or integration repository must be maintained outside aruintelligence/aml-core and have a public source or reproducible public report.

Publish what happened

Success is useful. Failure is equally useful. Please report:

• framework/runtime;
• integration surface used;
• time/steps required;
• what worked;
• what was confusing or broken;
• whether the integration changed existing rendering architecture;
• public source/reproduction URL.

Do not soften negative results. If the API is awkward, the docs are incomplete, or the model does not fit the application, say so.

Why this issue exists

The canonical repository can prove its own tests pass. It cannot honestly manufacture external adoption. This challenge exists to cross that boundary with independently maintained evidence.

External reports may become public witness/integration evidence, but never imply certification, endorsement, partnership, standards adoption, or official ĀML trademark authorization unless separately established.

Created by Daniel Jacob Read IV. Steward: ĀRU Intelligence Inc.™.

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Fastest way to participate

If you want the broad developer entry first, start at #81 — Adopt ĀML.

Then choose your lane:

• Real application integration: stay on this issue (External integration challenge: put ĀML in a real application without rewriting the UI #57).
• Independent verifier: Independent implementation challenge: verify ĀML semantic release proofs without importing aml-core #56.
• Security / break the semantic supply chain: Security challenge: break the ĀML semantic supply chain #58.
• Canonical package-distribution work: Package distribution blocker: publish and independently verify the canonical JavaScript package #59.

The target here is intentionally practical: put ĀML into an ordinary HTML/React/etc. application without rewriting the frontend architecture, then publish what worked and what did not.

PASS, MIXED, and FAIL are all useful.