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  • 11. Why this matters

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We give talks on how and why we build this. Rust in Peace, our Rust NYC talk, dissects deterministic legal workflows — and every code slide is an exact copy of the shipped repository.

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Presentations go deeper into the engineering and the argument behind it. Rust in Peace walks the path from statute to Cucumber feature to template to notation, one attorney-gated step at a time, with a build test that fails if any slide drifts from the real source. More talks are on the way. Come to one, push back on the design, and tell us where it breaks — that pressure is how the architecture earns its keep.

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