Current Beta logic
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GOBK · DEVELOPMENT WORKSPACE
Bankruptcy Checkup Beta Workflow (Interactive)
Change invented answers in the attached guide's eleven-question order, run the real graph and inspect why its starting point changes.
This tab runs the real LangGraph library on this device, using the Checkup's existing calculation and validation code. A node is a step, an edge connects steps, and state is the information carried between them.
The roadmap is deterministic: the same supported answers follow the same decision path. The Build the issue list and discussion path node uses ordinary TypeScript to choose attorney-help priority and whether Chapter 7, Chapter 13, both chapters or clarification should come first.
Use invented examples only. The gross-income band is not a means test, equity does not establish an exemption, and prior-case recency does not calculate a waiting period. Changes here affect this sandbox. The public Bankruptcy Checkup (Beta V2) keeps its hosted server workflow.
1. Edit the draft
Moving the limits step changes real graph edges. A checkpoint adds a real graph node with a review note. The scope control changes the draft's calculation plan. You are manipulating draft steps and supported calculations; you cannot enable legal assessment rules. Notes are for reviewers and do not change the roadmap's source-backed guidance.
Why some steps stay fixed
Answers must be checked before calculating. Explanations need the calculation first, and the completed output must be checked last. Those dependencies stay in place. No legal rules can be enabled here.
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Only the supported workflow settings are accepted. Code and test answers cannot be included.
2. Follow the steps
Select any node to read its role. Use Step through, then Next step, to inspect what it receives and produces.
3. Inspect a node
Select a node to inspect it.
Test the eleven guide questions
The numbered cards follow the attachment's order: marriage first, prior bankruptcy second, then household, income, property and debt. Change these invented answers and rerun. The inspector shows the validated values carried through LangGraph. Conditional questions use not applicable when their parent answer is no.
1. Are you married?
2. Have you ever filed for bankruptcy before?
This range never calculates a filing or discharge waiting period.
3. How many people live in your household?
4. What is the total gross household income per month?
The band and household size organize a consultation. This lab does not multiply the band by twelve or compare it with a median-income table.
5. Do you own a home?
Equity and ownership can raise review questions. No state exemption rule is enabled.
6. Do you have a vehicle?
Equity and ownership can raise review questions. No state exemption rule is enabled.
7. Do you have any other significant assets?
8. Do you owe any taxes?
9. Do you owe any child support or alimony?
10. Do you owe any student loans?
11. Do you owe credit cards, personal loans, lines of credit, medical bills or other unsecured debt?
Advanced test inputs not asked in the public checkup
These lab-only inputs expose more of the existing graph for development review. They are separate from the attachment's eleven questions.
Additional graph context
Lab-only input
Optional monthly budget calculation
The public eleven-question V2 does not ask for these figures. Unknown and zero stay different; ranges keep both ends.
Select Build the issue list and discussion path in the node inspector to see which validated facts reached the deterministic branches. The result remains a discussion starting point, not a filing, eligibility, exemption or discharge verdict.
Compare the result and options roadmap
Both columns execute real LangGraph locally. The baseline runs the current Beta's default graph source, including its educational guidance. It is not a request to the public server or proof of that server's availability. Compare the explanation as well as the dollars.
Your draft logic
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