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Cookbook

Historical library — execution is not currently witnessed

These migrated recipes preserve design and source examples. They are not a blanket runnable, live, signed, or deployment-verified contract. The a11oy readiness observation is UNAVAILABLE, custom-domain equivalence was not observed, and several examples contain modeled or placeholder artifacts. Check /status, /compliance, and the exact recipe before use.

The cookbook is an archived set of Lean/source-backed patterns migrated from szl-holdings/szl-cookbook. A recipe becomes an executable current quickstart only after its exact source revision, route, payload, response, signature state, and timestamp are independently witnessed.

Recipes

The full historical recipe library (23 recipes + 9 agent-instruction patterns) is preserved here: Cookbook — Recipes →.

RecipeWhat it isStatus
anatomy-evolved-v1Per-organ evolution with Lean obligations and Series-A test evidence (8 organs)sealed 2026-05-18
Full recipe index23 historical recipes + 9 instruction patterns, migrated from szl-cookbookarchived pending per-recipe witness
doctrine-dinn-v1Doctrine-DINN floor loss with a Lean floor proof (DoctrineDINNFloor.lean)in repo
anatomy-build-reportThe anatomy build reportin repo
chakra-unificationCross-organ unification notesin repo

More recipes

The source list grows with the corpus. The canonical source list is the recipes/ directory of szl-holdings/szl-cookbook. Recipes added after this site's last build are in development here until the next docs deploy — the repo is the source of truth for bytes—not evidence that a route or deployment currently works.

Recipe contract

Recipe source may carry:

  • Code — a code/ tree that is tsc --noEmit clean and smoke-tested.
  • Lean — the obligation(s) the recipe discharges or honestly sorry-tags.
  • Citations — every external claim sourced (papers, DOIs).
  • Acceptance criteria — historical or proposed pass criteria; require fresh execution evidence.

Public claims link to source and evidence. SLSA L1 is the current stated supply-chain posture.