The slideshow makes a claim: everything decomposes into three rings.
A claim is intent. Gold.
This page is teal — what IS.
every number below is from the git log
That's what this site said in March.
You should never trust a "coming soon."
So don't. Count instead.
a Metal-rendered constellation, a graph engine, a type checker,
a persistence gate, and a zero-dependency HTTP server. four months.
Not a metaphor. The pipeline maps stage for stage.
| a compiler has | zeus has |
|---|---|
| lexer | RingClassifier — every keystroke, character-level |
| parser | TapestryParser — brackets → node graph, formal PEG grammar |
| type checker | ConvergenceChecker — Intent without Reality is a type error |
| IR | TapestryStore — one graph, many front-ends |
| code gen | ConstellationDoor → Metal shaders. the GPU is the target arch |
| linker | Heimdall — cross-session merge, the resurrection loop |
| optimizer | Decay + Molt — dead-thought elimination |
Gap accumulation is a memory leak.
Unreferenced pins are unused symbols.
The temper is the compilation result.
from the source, ConvergenceChecker.swift:
"This is not metaphor. This is structural equivalence."
A compiler proves itself by compiling itself.
Zeus is written in the notation it compiles —
every commit message in its repo is ring-notation. These are real. git log.
strand extraction — the same read the molt assembler does on the git log.
the repo's history is a constellation. the git log is the training data.
The discipline: Python proves a feature. Swift ships it.
Then the Python burns.
23 burned. 2 still on the list.
Every .py file is a debt.
no snake in the compiler. the list remembers.
The README ends with a claim: point it at anything and it shows you Intent, Reality, and Gap. OK. We pointed it.
17 sources, polling independently, all through one Swift server
with zero dependencies, serving any browser on the LAN.
The constellation doesn't live in one app. It lives in the graph,
and every surface is a door:
no cloud between them. the filesystem is the postman.
You've seen 73-page terms of service.
You've seen 14,000-word privacy policies.
Here is the Zeus license. In full. All of it:
"Be a good person, help people. EZPZ."
five words and an EZPZ. informed consent takes eleven seconds.
The gap is yours to close: type one bracket.