Navigate the safety thread
Explore requirements, hazards, controls, allocations, interfaces, scenarios, and tests without losing the end-to-end evidence context. Follow a thread from intended use through evidence.
Layer 04 · Architect Work in progress
A React web app with six modes lets non-coders review the model without editing raw files. It is a view onto the code-first source, not a separate copy. The workbench should never fork the model.
Six modes
Browse all model elements with filtering, search, and detail views.
Architecture, behavior, risk, and interface diagrams (ReactFlow + ELK).
Activity and interaction flow visualization.
Dependency structure matrix for impact analysis.
Interaction scenarios and behavioral walkthroughs.
Navigate the meMO type system and relationships.
Explore requirements, hazards, controls, allocations, interfaces, scenarios, and tests without losing the end-to-end evidence context. Follow a thread from intended use through evidence.
Traceability matrix, DSM, impact analysis, and completeness dashboards. DHF workbench with per-artifact status. All projections over the same source.
Gap surfacing and change-impact scoping can improve throughput, while closure rules and human review remain the authority. The model supports the reviewer; it does not replace them.
What engineers need
Follow a safety thread from intended use through hazards, controls, requirements, architecture, verification, and evidence.
Surface closure gaps, stale evidence, missing acceptance criteria, unallocated controls, and scenario coverage problems.
Switch between diagrams, DSM, traceability, ontology, DHF, and review dashboards without changing the underlying source.
Prepare model-backed summaries for design reviews, safety reviews, DHF updates, and targeted re-verification discussions.