Total the readings.
Water readings (a list of litres) → total litres
Connect a water total
to a water budget.
One program adds water readings. Another allocates the available water. Choose how to combine them, preview the child, add it to the library, then try scarce or ample water. Meetings in the meadow and this manual construction have separate histories.
Allocate a budget.
Available litres + a request for 12 litres → allocation
A possibility.
Check that the parent outputs and inputs fit together.
Compose feeds the total into available water. Mate replaces the requested quantity with the total. Merge reports both parent results. Body keeps the Reservoir task with inherited appearance.
Choose how to combine the parents, then preview the child.
Inspect the connection.
Exact mapped typed graph
This example declaration is editable public task data. Preview validates every reference; it does not certify its statements.
This JSON description refers to the child’s operations. Editing it requires a new preview before you can add the child.
Give the child observations.
Choose an example above or edit its JSON values. A list uses square brackets, such as [2, 3, 4]. Run once records a new result from these values.
Show the previous run retrieves its saved record. Verify source only checks source reproduction without running the task. Copy and run again performs a fresh calculation using the previous run’s inputs.
Not run.