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A tool for implementing action graphs

Milner introduced the action calculus framework as a graphical framework for describing many models of interactive behaviour. We describe a specification tool for action graphs, which allows the user to naturally switch between between the syntactic and graphical presentations. The implementation includes a type-checking algorithm on reduction rules, which uses a decision procedure for a variant of word unification, and a general matching algorithm for identifying redexes in a graph.