- Family
- Research
- Role
- Research · Research
- Status
- Active R&D · source for research
- Availability
- Our main research project. Not a released product: the code is published for research purposes only, and it has not yet passed qualification.
An agent that acts inside a world with fixed rules.
In the Compiled World Runtime (CWR), a human writes the rules of a world as source. The World Compiler turns that source into an immutable, content-addressed Build. The World Kernel runs instances of the Build, executes one sandboxed script per turn, records every action in a hash-chained ledger and mediates every call to an outside service. The model can propose a rule change, but rules change only when a human recompiles. CWR is our main line of research: it tests whether stability, direct action, long context and controlled change make agents more reliable, with each experimental arm a Build with one pillar removed.
Immutable
Content-addressed Builds
Hash-chained
Append-only ledger
Human-only
Rule changes
Inside Compiled World Runtime
How it works.
- 01ClosureA turn script reaches nothing but the SDK generated for its Build: no network, no filesystem outside its scratch directory, no wall clock.
- 02One contractThe manual the model reads, the SDK it calls and the table the kernel enforces are generated from one compiled contract, so documentation and enforcement cannot diverge.
- 03Mediated side effectsEvery external call passes through an adapter gateway with declared failure codes and idempotency keys. Nothing is retried silently.
- 04Controlled changeA rule changes only through a human recompilation with a changelog and a version bump, and the model receives a recompile notice.
Connected thinking