Live Field Research

ĀML™ is being tested on real websites.

These are project-authored field experiments with preserved pre-change checkpoints, explicit UI targets, provenance, declared policy inputs, and before/after evidence as each experiment is completed.

Production interface experiment · September 24, 2026

Timberline Greens mobile shortcuts

The live Timberline Greens mobile shop bar now uses the pinned ĀML browser compiler to suppress a redundant current-page Samples or Build kit shortcut. Phone ordering remains available. If compilation fails, all links appear. Four route scenarios and two failure paths passed deterministic checks.

This is project-authored engineering evidence using declared design scores. No visitor attention, accessibility improvement or sales lift was measured. The report includes source provenance, before/after checkpoints, decisions and limits.

Experiment · September 24, 2026

ĀRU site compiler integration

The /aml policy lab now compiles an ĀML transmission with the browser engine taken from aml-core, rather than evaluating a separate React copy of the rule. The table below executes the same adapter used by the live lab. Values are declared scenario inputs.

Declared scenarioAttentionRestorationCompiler decision
Deep article3.29.1ALLOW
Focus reminder2.87.4ALLOW
Infinite scroll8.53.0SUPPRESS
Rage bait7.52.0SUPPRESS
Equal boundary4.04.0ALLOW

Provenance: aml-core/docs/aml-browser.js blob e4e64a00d20718c1b74d8e5dd9f9dd08b1b84865. The policy is restoration_value ≥ attention_cost. This integration verifies compiler behavior for five fixtures; it does not measure visitor experience, sales, health, or ethical outcomes. Read the report for build checks and limitations.

Security website field pilot

The current study examines repeated, high-salience interface elements across navigation, hero areas, page sections and fixed mobile controls. Contact information remains site-specific and is not normalized.

Pre-pilot checkpoints

PropertyCheckpointSource commit
Security First Alarm Portland6aa5e639d7fa72652bd096b76b903756b6c8fb44ef9fa7845b68235b62193d1b
PDX Fire Alarms6aa5e63ff2d1143d0dd5e05b671c0b40c9736fd909d80f2872686a2ca4204bc2
PDX Surveillance6aa5e6468e445d8df8a55c80cdf1a44d889190b62c6656b77f776d4f172ecd39
Portland Home Security6aa5e64b3affece0c34c969ec3612b1b735871d192ecf0dc246b56a0a9039f91
Vancouver Security6aa5e652f1d3871b3d0b749c26b4fb00d7d011f4dbe242358addc585709e1b22
Security First Alarm6aa5e658bf81b5ee1d7731dcc7e28764878186a5780de23c73438e2dde39d60d
Security First Alarm Sales6aa5e65d726855933055877f7c2775d50ca20964ba5ce9d508e6490f0b538ac2
Security First Alarm Service6aa5e664d0e21c24894c2acf4e3e84a26a4819bd88b769e7852cf3babb429908

Evidence boundary

These pilots are project-authored field evidence. They are not independent reproduction, third-party certification, scientific validation, or proof of commercial lift. Attention and restoration values are declared or modeled inputs, not objective measurements.

render_allowed = restoration_value >= attention_cost