neural/trident/docs/explanation.md

πŸ’‘ Trident Explanation

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Understanding-oriented. Deep dives into why Trident works the way it does, for readers who want the full picture.


πŸ—οΈ Core Architecture

Document Description
Vision Why Trident exists
Multi-Target Compilation One source, every chain
Programming Model Execution model, OS abstraction, six concerns

πŸ” Provable Computation

Document Description
How STARK Proofs Work From traces to quantum-safe proofs
Provable Computing Comparative analysis of ZK systems
Formal Verification Symbolic execution, SMT, invariant synthesis

🌐 Ecosystem

Document Description
Content-Addressed Code Hashing, caching, registry, equivalence
The Gold Standard PLUMB framework, TSP-1 (Coin), TSP-2 (Card)
Skill Library 23 composable token capabilities
Atlas Registry On-chain package management with TSP-2 Cards
Standard Library Why the stdlib is designed around one field

πŸŽ“ Onboarding

Document Description
For Offchain Devs Zero-knowledge from scratch
For Onchain Devs Mental model migration from Solidity/Anchor/CosmWasm

βš–οΈ Philosophy

Document Description
Cyber License Don't trust. Don't fear. Don't beg.

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soft3/hemera/docs/explanation
why Hemera works the way it does design decisions behind the Hemera hash primitive. philosophy why-hemera β€” eight design principles: permanence, the tree, endofunction, self-reference, identity, unity, beauty, the name the-name β€” etymology: Hemera in the Protogenoi, genealogy of hash names…
cyb/honeycrisp/unimem/docs/explanation
unimem: How and Why The problem in one picture Every inference framework on macOS does this: Four buffers. Three copies. Each copy burns ~5 GB/s of memory bandwidth and adds latency. On a machine with 200 GB/s total bandwidth, three copies of a 7B model's weights eat 15% of available bandwidth…
cyb/honeycrisp/rane/docs/explanation
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