Use Cases
DCL is a language for describing business capabilities in a way that is explicit, analyzable, and compiler-verifiable. While it was designed around capabilities, intents, outcomes, policies, and effects, those same concepts apply to a wide range of architecture and governance problems.
Use cases show how DCL can be applied beyond traditional documentation, including AI governance, regulated systems, event-driven architecture, long-running workflows, and enterprise capability modelling.
AI Governance & Regulatory Compliance
Use DCL to describe what AI-enabled capabilities do, which actors are involved, what outcomes are possible, which policies apply, and what effects or audit evidence must be produced.
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Replacing BDD Glue with Capability-Driven Verification
See how an autonomous software factory used DCL as a compiler-verified specification layer, then derived outside-in verification against the deployed service without BDD step definitions or framework-specific bridge code.