RL_MERKAVAH is a scroll-driven cinematic demo for Atzmut OS runtime governance. It simulates a fictional enterprise, ACME Industries, running 184 autonomous agents across a 21-day deployment.
The point of the build is not to present a live dashboard. It is to show the business case for runtime governance: ungoverned agents look productive until scope drift, ungrounded completion, gray-zone PII handling, and irreversible actions create production risk. The governed timeline shows those failures being intercepted before execution.
- Next.js 16 app using React 19 and Tailwind CSS 4.
- Single-page cinematic simulation at
/. - Deterministic simulation data in
lib/data. - Dashboard, incident, case-study, and final-accounting components in
components. - Presenter script in
RL_MERKAVAH_DEMO_SCRIPT.md.
npm run devOpen http://localhost:3000.
npm run buildThe build should prerender / as static content.
Play / Pause: auto-runs the scroll timeline.Restart: returns to the intro and plays from the beginning.- Act markers: jump to Intro, Ungoverned, Crisis, Split, Governed, or Final.
?presenter=1: shows on-screen narrative captions for each act.?debug=1: shows the build/debug overlay.
Use the presenter script before changing the product story. The demo is a sales artifact first and an app second. Build work should improve clarity, credibility, or conversion; avoid infrastructure unless it directly supports a near-term demo or buyer conversation.
This is a Rishimu.AI / Rosenberg Law project. Use the personal GitHub account unless Shimon explicitly says otherwise.