Releases

SPARQL module for ikigai — urn:sparql:{select,ask,describe,construct} run over one or more graph=<uri> sources resolved through the kernel (federation by listing graphs), cacheable via their golden threads; urn:sparql:update applies a capability-gated, transactional SPARQL 1.1 UPDATE to a host's shared live store. Oxigraph in-memory; runs natively and in the browser (WASM).

A tool for managing a wiki stored in a plain text file.

Heddle user-config TOML schema, credential store, transport knobs, and tracing init.

Content-type sniffing for ikigai — urn:sniff classifies opaque (application/octet-stream) bytes into a concrete media type via pluggable heuristic detectors, the first step of octet-stream sniff-and-dispatch. Pure byte heuristics (no parsing); runs natively and in the browser (WASM).

Native Thread clients and durable peer replication over Iroh

RDF transreption module for ikigai — urn:rdf:* content-negotiates an RDF graph between syntaxes (Turtle, N-Triples, RDF/XML, JSON-LD, …) or renders it as an HTML table. Pure Oxigraph parsers; runs natively and in the browser (WASM).

Steel-backed Lisp evaluator as an ikigai module: `urn:lisp:eval` runs s-expressions whose builtins ARE the kernel verbs (source/sink/meta/exists/delete), each cap-scoped and issued back through the kernel. Code is a resource; the capability is the builtin set.

Neutral, language-agnostic s-expression foundation for ikigai's portable-code arc: a `Sexpr` datum + reader/printer, pure kernel-free compilers (escaping/validation, never interpolation) turning s-exprs into SPARQL (`urn:sparql:from-sexpr` → application/sparql-query) and into an RDF graph as Turtle (`urn:rdf:from-sexpr` → text/turtle), and a kernel's arrangement as an s-expression, transrepted losslessly to and from the ik: Turtle core builds a space from (`urn:sexpr:arrangement-to-rdf`, text/x-ikigai-arrangement) — with no lisp engine at all.

An AI-native version control system

An AI-native version control system

Capability-gated Ed25519 / ES256 signing + verification module for ikigai: `urn:sign:sign` (requires `urn:cap:sign`) turns bytes + a kernel-resolved PKCS8 private key into a deterministic RDF signature-graph (a `sig:Signature` in Turtle; the algorithm follows the key); `urn:sign:verify` (open) parses that graph, recomputes the hash, and verifies against a kernel-resolved SPKI public key, dispatching on the graph's `sig:algorithm`. Keys are standard PKCS8/SPKI (PEM or DER) resolved through the kernel — no keygen here.

Rebuildable semantic recovery sidecar for Heddle states

An AI-native version control system

An AI-native version control system

SHACL validation for ikigai — urn:shacl:validate validates an RDF data graph against a shapes graph (rudof's shacl crate); the validation report is itself an RDF graph. Native, or a lazy-loadable WASM module with the `module` feature; shacl-engine (JavaScript) is held to the same parity corpus.

An AI-native version control system

An AI-native version control system

An AI-native version control system

An AI-native version control system

An AI-native version control system

Heddle's pack and delta storage format.

SIMD-dispatched color conversion for the FFmpeg AVPixelFormat space: one-call decode of validated source frames to RGB / RGBA / Luma / HSV, fused resampling while converting, colorimetry-honest matrices and chroma siting, no_std-friendly.

Durable filesystem primitives for Heddle.

Heddle's content-addressed object model and stable codecs.

Low-overhead counters for Heddle's executable performance contracts.

Archive, disc-image, and ROM-specific compression handlers for rom-weaver: probe, list, and extract ZIP, 7z, RAR, tar, CHD, RVZ, Z3DS, CSO, PBP, GCZ, WIA, WBFS, XISO and more; create ZIP, 7z, CHD, RVZ, and Z3DS.

A command-line ROM toolkit: patch, compress, extract, convert, identify, bake in cheat codes, and edit supported game saves. No telemetry.

Pure owner-anchored capability verification shared by Heddle and Weft

An AI-native version control system

Infrastructure adapters for Flare server applications: KV, auth, metrics, and telemetry.