Instructions
- Keep snippets small and focused while testing parser phases.
- Use explicit parentheses when you are comparing normalization behavior.
- Switch back to the Program tab after resetting the example.
Department categories are based on the original m7.org contact modal and can be wired to handlers later.
Warning
Archived Data is read only. you must restore it before making edits
About Organizations
Organizations are the top-level containers in your account. Each organization represents a distinct business, project, or operational boundary. All clients, users, and groups belong to an organization, and may not cross between organizations unless they are explicitly enrolled.
Every organization has a single owner (a user), who may transfer ownership to another user if needed. While organizations can contain many clients and many users, administrative actions are always performed by users — clients cannot administer or modify organizations directly.
Clients, Members, and Groups
A client may be attached to one or more groups inside the same organization. Groups are used to define access tiers or membership segments — for example:
general members for a forumpremium subscribers with additional privilegesGroups are organization-scoped. A client cannot join a group in another organization unless that client is independently registered to that organization.
Purpose of Organizations
Organizations allow you to create isolated member pools that can validate access to your offerings and services. This lets you manage:
For example, you might maintain:
general and premium groupsBoth can live under separate organizations, each with its own set of clients, users, and groups — without interfering with each other.
Edit, submit, and inspect without leaving the page.
No output yet. Run a snippet to see the structured preview response.
This is the v1 prototype parser and interpreter. It is limited to 1000 characters and still has some quirks with parentheses parsing, which can make it slow. v2 solves these problems, but ASTs are not yet compatible with the interpreter.
This console is a workbench for the M7 Script language/compiler demo. ActiveTags powers the tabs, dialog, and submit flow, while the page exercises the language target and compiler phases.
The endpoint accepts URL-encoded form data with code, lang, and phase,
then returns a structured preview payload for the M7 Script demo. No host execution happens yet, so the page
stays safe and predictable while the runtime matures.
The original temp console used Bootstrap and jQuery. This version is wired into the shared M7 page stack instead.
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