fourteen repos, one day. mir rendered the first graph world. glia woke up as the universal model runtime. the cyberlink got smaller and more honest. everything that could be automated, was.
the stack found its shape
code had been living wherever it was first written. today each repo was given one job. tru compiles — it takes a cybergraph snapshot and produces a model. glia runs — it takes that model and executes it on whatever hardware is available, honeycrisp on Apple Silicon, wgpu elsewhere, CPU as fallback. mir renders — it turns the graph into a 3D world that every machine sees identically from the same data.
before today these things lived tangled inside cyb. now the dependencies are honest and the boundaries are clear.
glia — the runtime that runs intelligence
this is new infrastructure. tru and glia are a compiler-runtime pair: one produces the artifact, one executes it. glia already shipped its first real fix — Apple Silicon GPUs throttle to low frequency when idle, so the first tokens of any generation were slow not because the model was slow but because the hardware hadn't woken up. glia now fires silent warmup passes before serving the first real token. seven files still uncommitted; actively being built.
mir — the graph as a world
the render spec existed on paper. today it became code. the graph — every particle of knowledge, every connection — can now be rendered as a 3D world. the visual layer matters because comprehension changes when you can navigate something rather than read it.
the cyberlink shed redundant fields
a cyberlink is an atomic assertion between two particles. it used to carry the timestamp and the author on every single link, even though every batch of links shares one timestamp and one author. those fields moved to the signal wrapper. what remains is (p, q, τ, a, v) — which two particles, what stake, what action, what value. three layers: structural, economic, epistemic.
φ* replaced π* everywhere
the focus distribution had been notated π* after Google's pagerank convention. that framing is wrong — this isn't web crawling. φ* is the fixed point of a physical system with five theorems behind it. the rename propagated across twelve repos. names shape how people think about things.
the proof chain is connected
nox can now record a complete execution trace — every register, every operation. zheng consumes those traces to produce cryptographic proofs that the computation happened correctly. before today the two systems couldn't talk. the bridge is built.
every repo now keeps the graph current
a push to any of the twenty-plus subgraph repos now automatically triggers a cyber rebuild. before it was manual and easy to forget. the knowledge graph is now always current.
Gemma 4 runs
one of the strongest open-weight models available today. its internal structure — alternating attention patterns, extra normalization — was incompatible with the inference engine. it runs now.
hemera 0.3.0 prepared
version bump across all crates, crates.io metadata, changelog. not yet published. the semantic hashing specification moved from draft to accepted — every implementation detail pinned so two independent implementations produce identical hashes from identical input.
cyb.land got simpler
the cyber valley visitor website had grown into contradictory pages. one visit flow instead of two. the food menu reads like a menu. a marketing strategy written: two tracks — Indonesian day-trippers at near-zero acquisition cost, international nomads at high lifetime value. the sensors, dev and control article — planned for months — was written.