Systems and methods for domain-driven design and execution of modular and dynamic services, applications and processes

A method that dynamically interprets, configures and controls objects based on context of one or more interactions, the method being implemented by a computing system including one or more physical processors and storage media storing machine-readable instructions, the method comprising:

• determining a context of one or more interactions;
• transforming two or more base objects into two or more interpreted objects by interpreting the two or more base objects based on evaluation of the context, and by resolving references of the two or more base objects relative to domain model types and concepts, each of the two or more base objects modeled using a same declarative modeling language, the same declarative modeling language enabling transitions between the two or more interpreted objects, at least one of the two or more interpreted objects including at least one post-condition, the at least one post-condition providing hooks for transition policies which allow the at least one of the two or more interpreted objects to be logically chained in a non-linear process;
• transitioning between at least two of the two or more interpreted objects by chaining the at least two of the two or more interpreted objects based on a particular post-condition of a particular interpreted object of the at least two of the two or more interpreted objects to create at least a portion of a particular non-linear process;
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• executing at least the portion of the particular non-linear process.

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions that, when executed, cause one or more processors to perform:

• determining a context of one or more interactions;
• transforming two or more base objects into two or more interpreted objects by interpreting the two or more base objects based on evaluation of the context, and by resolving references of the two or more base objects relative to domain model types and concepts, each of the two or more base objects modeled using a same declarative modeling language, the same declarative modeling language enabling transitions between the two or more interpreted objects, at least one of the two or more interpreted objects including at least one post-condition, the at least one post-condition providing hooks for transition policies which allow the at least one of the two or more interpreted objects to be logically chained in a non-linear process;
• transitioning between at least two of the two or more interpreted objects by chaining the at least two of the two or more interpreted objects based on a particular post-condition of a particular interpreted object of the at least two of the two or more interpreted objects to create at least a portion of a particular non-linear process;
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• executing at least the portion of the particular non-linear process.