Static analyzers typically fuse control flow, domain semantics, and AST traversal into a single function. This makes sharing logic across analyses practically impossible. Cumulative Abstract Semantics (CAS) addresses this by decomposing interpreters into reusable semantic fragments via algebraic effect handlers. In this paper, we present a working implementation of CAS in the Effekt language, demonstrating that a single generic evaluation function can serve as the backbone for a variety of analyses demonstrated with a forward concrete interpreter, and a forward type checker. Our implementation shows that elimination handlers, which encode evaluation order, can be reused across analyses, reducing the cost of implementing new analyses as the handler library grows.