Toolchain: CLI, library, MCP, and canonical JSON
How to install flang, check the model, get JSON, and choose between library API, CLI, and MCP.
Local and account-free. No account, no sign-up: whatever you type into the tools stays in this browser's localStorage and never reaches a server.
Our own counter records page opens and finishes: the address leaves, plus one tenth-of-the-text figure. No cookies, no outside trackers, your IP is not stored, Do Not Track is honoured. How to check that
The portal's own repository is not published, so we do not call it open source. What is open:
The portal lives on donations, paid consultations and requested write-ups, and on Workbench sales.
There are no plans to make the courses paid.
Deployment of 16 September 2026, snapshot 95043e5
What has changed on the portal since your last visit. The full list of deployments is in the “What has changed” section on the About page.
Digitable articles, guides, walkthroughs and courses.
How to install flang, check the model, get JSON, and choose between library API, CLI, and MCP.
Four layers of the language and honest distinction between computation, proof and application external action.
A business rule usually lives in three places — the ticket, the code and the tests — and drifts apart. This course is about writing it once in flang, so the compiler …
Full course reference: six fallacy families, sixty-seven fallacies, each with a substitution mechanics, everyday example, engineering case, and working answer.
Unified analysis card, diagnostic tree, engineering and everyday cases, tasks with solutions and the format on which the interactive trainer will be built.
Deduction, induction and abduction, hypothetico-deductive cycle, Mill’s methods, causal checks, evidence quality, SDD, RFC, code review and incident investigation.
How bias differs from fallacy, how confirmation, availability, anchoring, framing, sunk cost, hindsight, groupthink work, and what processes actually reduce their …
Correlation and causality, confounding factors, base rate, prosecutor’s fallacy, survivorship, regression to the mean, small samples, p-hacking, Simpson’s …
Circle, complex question, burden of proof, false dilemma, special pleading, moving goalposts, slippery slope, equivocation, composition, division and categorical …
Ad hominem, straw man, red herring, whataboutism, false authority, popularity, tradition, emotions and consequences: when a reply does not support the stated thesis.
Invalid patterns detected regardless of the topic: affirming the consequent, denying the antecedent, false disjunction, quantifier shift, existential and modal leap.
Six linguistic and seven non-linguistic sources of spurious refutation in “On Sophistical Refutations”: from homonymy and amphiboly to false cause, complex …
Nothing matched that query.