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Rules are added through a development activity: (1) write your rule in TypeScript, (2) host it on GitHub, (3) compile it into a container image, and (4) deploy it to your environment. The simplest starting point is to clone an existing rule processor - sample rules Rule-901 and Rule-902 are available in the public Tazama GitHub at https://github.com/tazama-lf. A YouTube tutorial for setting up a local development environment is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBwDE4Ihnwo. The upcoming Tazama Rule Studio (TRS) will provide a low-code interface for rule creation.
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