Clone-and-run reference implementation
A synthetic nation-state: ten government institutions, up to 100,000 citizen records, and zero lines of integration code connecting them. Clone it, run it on your own machine, and watch a contagion trace cross four institutional boundaries.
It runs entirely on your machine. No account, no cloud, and no hosted instance to wait on. The query load times you see are computed against the graph, not hard-coded.
Run it
CordovaOS is a self-contained reference implementation. You need Docker and about 6 GB
of RAM. make demo starts the stack, generates the
demo dataset and loads it in a few minutes.
For realistic scale, make demo-full builds the
full 25,000-resident nation, around 100,000 records. Both exercise the identical
cross-domain machinery.
Then open http://localhost:18000/demo/
The premise
A volcanic island nation in the South Pacific, 1,600 miles east of New Zealand. Population 25,000, three provinces, nine cities, and a government that rebuilt every one of its information systems.
The old systems were siloed and query-blind across domains. A police officer running a background check could not see a tax filing. A port inspector could not verify a crew member's health clearance. A public health official could not trace a household from a hospital record. Every cross-agency request was a phone call, a form and a wait.
Each domain was modeled in SDCStudio and compiled into a single Django project. All ten applications share one reference model, one knowledge graph and one set of ontologies. There is no integration code between them. The interoperability is in the compiler output.
The demo proves the machinery on a nation we invented. The 30-Day Audit runs the same question against yours.