Shipping Typed Refusal Examples
Today we are publishing two examples that show why Sounio matters in real decision systems:
- a COVID March 2020 kernel with explicit temporal validity and epistemic typing
- a vancomycin clinical safety gate that rejects low-confidence prescriptions at compile time
These examples are now surfaced in the Learn and Science sections of the website.
1) COVID 2020 Kernel
The kernel models policy-relevant inputs with explicit validity windows and confidence-aware types:
souc check tests/run-pass/covid_2020_kernel.sio
This keeps assumptions auditable and prevents stale or weakly grounded values from silently flowing through policy logic.
2) Vancomycin Safety Propagation + Refusal
The propagation fixture shows confidence evolution across dosing steps:
souc check tests/run-pass/vancomycin_propagation.sio
The refusal fixture enforces a minimum confidence threshold:
souc check tests/compile-fail/vancomycin_low_conf.sio
This is a hard compile-time safety boundary, not a best-effort runtime warning.
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What Ships Next
We will continue adding domain fixtures that make epistemic constraints executable, auditable, and testable in CI by default.