[tinyspacewizard]

> Of course you can inspect it: open the source code you wrote and read it. Also, don't write the code you don't want to be executed?

This is not what they meant by inspection.

What they mean is that you can write a function, in Haskell, that given a value in the DSL, it returns the list of all requests it will perform on execution.

This can be useful for tests, security, caching, performance, debugging...