DETERMINISTIC OUTPUT
The same declared inputs produce the same route graph and evidence ledger.
PLIEGORS / 0.4.0-BETA.1 / PUBLIC BETA
The framework owns the system. The browser owns the medium.
PliegoRS authors routes, content contracts, reactive state, asset policy, and build evidence in Rust. Useful HTML arrives first. Browser work resumes only where the document asks for it.
Established browser libraries stay native JavaScript behind explicit lifecycle adapters. PliegoRS protects the contract while leaving the visual language entirely open.
Move through the same document as source, deterministic artifact, and admitted browser behavior.
fn home() -> View { el("main") .child(hero()) .child(contract()) .into_view()}routes ........ deterministiccontent ....... typed + boundedassets ........ adaptive planseo ........... canonical + JSON-LDHTML / CSS / JS / WASMcontent-addressed build ledgeruseful HTML arrives firstRust/WASM resumes by intentcapabilities admit adapterslibraries mount nativelyreduced motion preserves meaningcleanup runs automaticallyEvery transition is visible. Every boundary has an owner.
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Routes, views, content schemas, events, and asset intent begin as explicit Rust source.
src → graphCOMPILE
The build resolves content, routes, media policy, metadata, and a content-addressed ledger.
graph → artifactRESUME
Useful HTML is already present. Rust/WASM resumes owned state at intentional boundaries.
artifact → interfaceEXTEND
GSAP, Lenis, Three.js, WebGL, and future tools enter through a versioned lifecycle contract.
interface → expressionThe same declared inputs produce the same route graph and evidence ledger.
Meaning, navigation, and essential controls do not wait for a client runtime.
Mount, update, unmount, abort, and cleanup are part of the adapter contract.
Routes, assets, source revision, and output hashes remain inspectable after build.
PliegoRS does not reinvent mature browser libraries. It gives them a narrow, observable, and disposable boundary.

A PliegoRS build records the route graph, source revision, asset variants, hashes, and toolchain identity. The visible page is only one layer of the result.
PliegoRS 0.4.0-beta.1 is public on crates.io and GitHub Releases. Linux artifacts are production targets; macOS and Windows builds support local development. The release carries complete R0-R7, P8, G1, G2, and G3 evidence.
$ cargo install pliego-cli --version 0.4.0-beta.1 --locked
$ pliego new field-notes
$ cd field-notes
$ pliego dev
PLIEGORS local http://127.0.0.1:4400PLIEGORS / MEDELLÍN
The public beta carries completed R0-R7 and P8 hardening plus G1 and G2: documented, inspectable, independently exercised, and owned from source to output.
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