Try it on a system of your own

Pick a language and you get your own tenant: your own records, your own approval requests, your own signature chain. Nobody else can see it and it is deleted when you are done.

The model here is a stub that plays along with whatever it is asked. Every refusal you see comes from the kernel, not from the model behaving well.

You will sign with a confirm button rather than a passkey, because you are a stranger to this deployment and have no key enrolled on it. What the signature binds is the same either way: your name, the decision, and the hash of the evidence you were shown.

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