I aim to apply the idea and flexibility of Monadic Software to digital contracts. See: - Imagine Wiki Contracts
# Monadic Software Jeremy Ruston, describes the concept of "monadic software" in a philosophical context. He explains that TiddlyWiki is an example of monadic software because it encapsulates the entire application, including all its state and behavior, within a single file.
This design approach allows TiddlyWiki to be self-contained and highly portable, much like the monad concept in functional programming, where operations are bundled together with their context in a single entity.
Ruston emphasizes that this monadic nature makes TiddlyWiki unique and flexible, enabling users to easily move and share their entire application and data by simply copying a single file. This approach contrasts with more traditional software architectures that often depend on multiple files and external dependencies​.