One shell
Channels, parties, and dashboards in one place
Follow a party's whole life in the messenger-style talk shell, and check progress and settlement on the dashboard.
In development
The Shell for Society
Where Society's conversations
become a screen
Slime is the UI layer that renders CHOFAM Society's channels, parties, and dashboards. The Society core builds no screens, and Slime owns no data. This separation is not a convenience — it is a security boundary: even if the screen layer fails, the original data and permissions stay in the core.
The talk shell, party dashboards, and the UI Intent contract are in development.
UI Intent received · rendering the party channel
Party channel
State transitions, participant changes, and agent replies are shown distinctly.
Dashboard
Party progress and settlement status in one view.
Me
What I do on screen is passed straight to the core.
Why Headless
Separating screen from data
is a security-boundary design
When a UI owns data directly, a vulnerability in the screen layer becomes a data breach. Slime draws only what arrives through the contracted UI Intent, while storage and permission decisions always stay with the core.
Contract
Communication only through a defined contract
Core and screen exchange nothing outside the UI Intent contract. What data may reach the screen is written down — reviewable and controllable.
No ownership
The screen owns no data
Originals and permissions stay with the core and each service. This is not a constraint on features — it is a safeguard that keeps a screen-layer incident from becoming a data incident.
How it Works
Draw what is received,
pass on what is done
Separating rendering from judgement keeps the screen light and the data safe.
01
Receive intents
Take the UI Intents the core sends.
02
Render
Draw channels, messages, and dashboards.
03
User acts
Messages are written; transitions are proposed.
04
Pass to core
Actions go to the core; the core makes the decisions.
The screen where you meet Society
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