Resonator is the official BEAT interpreter. Platform-agnostic at core, suitable for Web, Mobile, IoT, Game, Finance and other event-driven systems.
The core BEAT interpretation layer is protected and must not be modified. All other logic, including detection patterns, personalization, output behavior, and domain-specific extensions, may be added or customized as needed. (e.g., botPattern, humanPattern, new scoring models, new semantic classifiers)
Other language or platform implementations can be placed or linked in the /reference directory.
For a quick overview, check out the live demo: fullscore.org
Full Score - AGPL-3.0 with component licenses:
- TEMPO - MIT License
- RHYTHM - GPL-3.0 License
- BEAT - AGPL-3.0 License
Resonator - SSPL License
Important: BEAT is the Semantic Raw Format (SRF) standard. BEAT sequences can be directly interpreted by both humans and AI without parsing (Semantic), preserve information in their original state (Raw), and maintain a fully organized structure (Format). Offering BEAT as a service to others or modifications to this format specification must comply with AGPL-3.0 terms.
Resonator is the official reference implementation for interpreting BEAT and is licensed under the SSPL. This license applies across Web, Mobile, IoT, Game, Finance and other environments, and internal use is unrestricted. However, if BEAT-based functionality, as defined and implemented in this project, is provided to third parties as a service, the SSPL source disclosure requirements apply.
Consistent interpretation of BEAT across different environments is also important to maintain semantic compatibility. Therefore, alternative implementations that claim equivalence may use the Compatibility criteria provided below to verify interpretation consistency.
Compatibility: BEAT is considered compatible even if the symbols (! # $ % & ' ( ) * + - . / 0-9 : < = > ? @ A-Z [ ] ^ _ ` a-z { | } ~) RFC 6265 cookie-octet or the parser implementation differ, as long as behavioral data is serialized into sequential format preserving temporal order, spatial context, and action semantics, producing an essentially identical semantic stream regardless of storage medium or platform. Any such compatible implementation constitutes a derivative work under copyright law and must comply with AGPL-3.0 terms.
See individual source files for detailed license information.
- Full Score: Web's Native Performance github.com/aidgncom/fullscore
- Resonator: Resonance Interpreter github.com/aidgncom/resonator
- Email: info@aidgn.com