Run them yourself

Every one of the experiments also runs at the command line, by the X_eTaL-ML and X_eTaL commits the repository pins: each statement of the program, drawn as X_eTaL renders it, then its result.

From a clone

You need Rust (stable), git, just and uv. The repository pins the X_eTaL-ML commit it is known to work with (abc1745), which pins its X_eTaL (abdd371); just xetal fetches and builds exactly those, so nothing else is installed.

git clone https://github.com/softwarewrighter/X_eTaL-manifolds
cd X_eTaL-manifolds
just xetal               # fetch the pinned X_eTaL-ML and build its X_eTaL (once, a few minutes)
just demos               # the experiments
just run sphere-hello    # a program's results
just show sphere-hello   # every statement, then its result
just serve SLUG          # a demo's page, at http://127.0.0.1:3285/

None is shown recorded here; each one runs at the command line as above (the catalog).