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4ts-standard

Five Tests Standard (5TS): a vendor-neutral published standard for verifiable AI governance through proof-carrying decisions. Includes schemas, machine-checkable conformance vectors, and a reference validator.

  • Updated Aug 9, 2026
  • Python

Type-theoretic verification kernel for formally verified database queries, providing dependent, linear, session, quantitative, effect, and modal type coverage. Idris 2 formal specs, Rust verification kernel, Zig FFI bridge, JSON-RPC protocol. The "LLVM of type safety" for query validation.

  • Updated Aug 24, 2026
  • Rust

A formally-verified Conway's Game of Life engine in which geometry may render the automaton's history but never author it. Exhaustive gates (512/512 local rules; 65,536/65,536 worlds vs an independent oracle) plus a machine-checked Idris2 constitution. A proven foundation — not yet a playable game.

  • Updated Aug 18, 2026
  • Shell

Security-first programming language for building high-assurance services, secure communications, privacy-aware networking tools, policy-enforced runtimes, secret-safe data pipelines, and auditable least-authority systems.

  • Updated May 25, 2026
  • Rust

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