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# rad-nlp Public Research Demonstration This site demonstrates how one reviewed, generated radiology transcription can be represented through progressively enriched intermediate representations. The interface lets a visitor run that exact example and move from preserved source text through linguistic observations, constructions, discourse frames, ontology grounding, and validated structured output. The public host now runs the research toolchain behind the Go hub: Stanza, Grew, UCxn, MoCCA, FrameNet, SWI-Prolog, and the compiled RadLex knowledge base. The Toolchain UI reports their live identities and readiness, and the allowlisted capability API routes execute those resident services. The interpreter's R0-through-R5 visual example remains artifact-backed. It reads the immutable checked-in proof-of-concept result; this release does not yet turn edited or arbitrary transcription text into a new durable R0-through- R5 interpretation. Live tool availability and the completed interpreter workflow are separate boundaries. The example and research inputs are generated transcriptions reviewed for this demonstration. Historical source reports are not retained. The host contains no patient data or application credentials; evaluation records are mutable operational evidence generated by toolchain checks. This is research software. Its output is not medical advice, is not clinically validated, and must not be used for diagnosis, treatment, or patient care.