This paper describes Blawx, a prototype web-based user-friendly Rules as Code tool, powered by goal-directed answer set programming. The paper briefly describes Rules as Code, and introduces desireable qualities for Rules as Code tools. It provides justifications for Blawx’s implementation of the Google Blockly library, and the s(CASP) reasoning system. It then provides a step-by-step tour of how Blawx allows a user to generate an answer set program representing their understanding of a statute, and use that encoding to power an application. It also examines the unique reasoning features available in Blawx. The paper concludes with a brief discussion of the current technical challenges and future work.