wvm 0.0.1

wvm is a universal, extensible, and high-performance virtual machine designed for the next generation of digital worlds.
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wvm

wvm (World Virtual Machine) is a universal, extensible, and high-performance virtual machine designed for the next generation of digital worlds.

wvm provides a robust execution environment for decentralized applications, games, simulations, metaverse platforms, and blockchain-based smart contracts. Built for modularity and cross-platform integration, wvm enables seamless interoperability between digital assets, agents, and protocols.


✨ Features

  • 🌍 World-centric runtime: Designed for virtual worlds, metaverse, simulation, and digital twin scenarios.
  • 🧩 Modular architecture: Pluggable opcodes, resource systems, and extensible VM layers.
  • 🚀 High performance: Optimized for large-scale concurrent agents and real-time computation.
  • 🔗 Blockchain ready: Native support for deterministic execution, gas metering, and secure sandboxing.
  • 🦀 Cross-platform: Embeddable in Rust, C++, blockchain nodes, games, and backend services.
  • 📡 Interoperability: Supports cross-chain, cross-world, and multi-agent communication.

🛠️ Example

use wvm::{WorldVm, Agent, Script};

fn main() {
    let mut vm = WorldVm::default();
    let agent = Agent::new("npc_001");
    let script = Script::from_code("move_to(10, 20); speak('Hello, world!');");
    vm.spawn_agent(agent, script);
    vm.run_tick();
}