3.0Iteration:Determinism2026
The version where the answers stopped changing. The property underneath everything: the same program gives the same result, down to the bit, on every machine it runs on.
NewDeterminism. Bit-identical output across executors: the graphics card, the just-in-time executor, and the compiler that compiles itself.
NewFrozen instruction set. BloodCode, 29 slots, fixed numbers and spellings, asserted when the compiler builds itself.
NewContinuity. A running core writes itself to a small package and resumes in a fresh process, bit-identical to the one that was running.
NewTick. A full pass over the entire web in about 4.5 ms; a settled state in about a quarter of a second, the human register.
NewArena. Run any circuit as the brain of a game. The engine authors no game logic; swap the circuit and the sentient instance changes.
NewComposer. A BloodCode artifact lowers mechanically to parallel card execution. Lower it once, then re-dispatch it per batch.
NewBloodCode contract. The op table is frozen as a versioned interface; changing an assigned slot's number or spelling fails the build.
NewDisplay. Sanguis draws its own window; every pixel is written by the language. The loop, the pacing, and the exit all come from the program itself.
NewBoot plate. The first piece of the operating system. A small loader picks up a saved core package, verifies it, and boots it. A single flipped bit in the package fails the checksum and the core does not start.
NewExistence in windows. A core works in stretches of about ninety minutes and resumes in a new session where the last one ended. One unattended run lasted fifty-eight minutes and 802,496 ticks, with no drift.
FixedCompiler invocation unified behind one substitution point; all artifacts bit-identical.
2.4.1Iteration:Pour2026
A core survives being unplugged. A pour and an insert: run a grid, serialize it to a package, resume it in a fresh process.
NewPour protocol. Write a running core to a package: its wiring, its weights, its clock, its memories.
NewGraded pour. The learned state travels with it, so the core resumes with everything it had and everything it knew.
FixedCorruption detection: one flipped bit in the weight plane fails the checksum and refuses to resume.
2.3.0Iteration:Modules2026
Programs compose out of named modules: import syntax, and a linker that merges them.
NewImport syntax. Name a module once and pull it into any program.
NewLinker. Artifact merge and collision law, in the language.
2.2.0Iteration:Heartbeat2026
A program that holds a pulse and runs until someone stops it.
NewHeartbeat. A sustained pulse, no input and no timer; the close is a deliberate act.
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