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Make structured knowledge executable.

A domain-agnostic Execution Engine where systems are derived from formal models, not implemented in code.
Structure, behavior and responsibilities are defined in a single executable specification.

Every operational system presented here is derived from a structured model rather than implemented feature by feature.

Domain Definition → Execution Engine → Operational System Domain Definition Execution Engine Operational System

Architectural Principle

Procedures are not implemented in the software. The software executes the procedures.

In MySirt, system behavior is derived from the formal structure of the domain model rather than manually implemented features.

Observed Production Metrics

over 90%
generated code
(customer service application)
~1:82
DSL → code ratio
(customer service application)
~13:1
generated/manual ratio
(customer service application)
5 years
continuous operational usage
(country event registration application

Metrics derived from real operational environments.

The model is not theoretical. It has been executed at production scale.

Execution Model Overview

The system lifecycle is governed by a deterministic execution cycle:

  1. Define domain model
  2. Run Execution Engine
  3. Get executable system
  4. Modify model → regenerate

What the Execution Model Defines

  • Data structures (entities, relations, identifiers)
  • Operational behavior (triggers, jobs, conditions)
  • Organizational responsibilities (roles, access rules)
  • Workflow constraints and decision rules
  • User interaction structures (lists, forms, prompts)

The model defines not only data structures but system behavior.

Model-Driven Execution

System behavior is not implemented — it is derived from the model.

The model defines structure, operational logic and responsibilities. The Execution Engine interprets this definition and enforces it at runtime.

Application behavior is therefore constrained by the model structure rather than shaped by incremental feature implementation.

The running system reflects its current definition, not the accumulation of past code changes.

Structural coherence is preserved through model-driven execution and regeneration.

What Makes MySirt Different

The domain is described, not programmed. The DSL becomes the Single Source of Truth, while the Model Execution Engine automatically derives a complete, consistent, and regenerable information system.

Operational Evidence

Operational systems derived from structured domain definitions.

Explore Operational Evidence

Who It’s For

  • Organizations digitalizing complex, rule-based business processes
  • Teams managing recurring process variants across multiple customers
  • Vendors whose domain knowledge must become an executable information system

Positioning

MySirt is neither a development tool nor a low-code platform. It is a Model Execution Engine that makes domain knowledge executable while keeping the system continuously aligned with its formal definition.