The deterministic compile step every agent stack needs. Point Fuse at any number of messy repos, in any languages. Get back one clean, monadic, deterministic, pip-installable Python package — with a CLI, an MCP server, tests, and a deploy bundle. Spaghetti to Shippable.
🟣 In plain English: Got a pile of half-finished code in three different languages and no idea how to ship it? Point Fuse at it. You get back one clean Python package you can install with
pip— the same answer every time, with a trail of breadcrumbs showing where each piece came from. No hallucinations, no drift, no "trust me, it works."
pip install atomadic-fuseModern AI agents are stitched together from dozens of repos in three to ten languages. The integration step is bespoke, error-prone, and re-done every time a new dependency lands. No agent platform ships a compile step — they ship orchestrators, frameworks, and hope.
That gap is where the bugs, drift, and hallucinations live. It is also where every shipping team eventually breaks down.
Atomadic Fuse is the missing compile step. It is a per-repo monadic compiler that absorbs N source repositories — Python, TypeScript, Rust, Go, Java, C, Ruby, PHP, Swift, C#, COBOL, and twelve more — and emits one cleanly tiered Python package with provenance tracking on every function.
- Polyglot in, monadic out. Same input bytes → same output bytes. Verified at iteration 1 of the convergence bound (
RG_LOOP = 47). - No drift. Every function is classified by what it does (AST behavior), not what it is named.
- No hallucinations. Same-language merges are deterministic and never invoke an LLM. Cross-language merges go through a 7B local oracle with formally-bounded confidence.
- No drift on re-emit. Fuse can compile its own source byte-identically — a published fixed-point property.
| What you get | |
|---|---|
| Clean Python package | 5-tier dependency law (no upward imports, ever). Tier 0 = constants, Tier 1 = pure functions, Tier 2 = composites, Tier 3 = stateful, Tier 4 = orchestrators. Enforced. |
| Operator-facing CLI | fuse compile, fuse classify, fuse absorb, fuse catalog, fuse capabilities, fuse intent, fuse doctor. Same verb surface as the SLS engine it descends from. |
| MCP server | fuse-mcp — every verb registered as an MCP tool. Drops into Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, any MCP-aware client. |
| Deploy bundle | pyproject.toml, basic tests, Dockerfile, Cloudflare Worker config, .well-known/mcp.json manifest, pricing.json. Ready to ship. |
| Provenance log | Every materialized atom carries an audit record: source repo, source file, source SHA, classification confidence, conflict resolution path. |
pip install atomadic-fuse
# Classify any function — no API key, no signup, just the catalog
fuse classify "def fingerprint(b): return hashlib.sha256(b).hexdigest()" --name fingerprint
# -> {"action": "build", "confidence": 0.7487}
# Catalog query
fuse catalog "validate trust"
# Health probe
fuse doctorfrom atomadic_fuse import FuseClient
c = FuseClient() # uses ATOMADIC_FUSE_API_KEY env var or x402 micropayments
# Marquee primitive: messy repo -> clean shippable package
result = c.compile("./some/messy/repo", output_root="./fused", max_chains=5)
print(result["package_path"], result["atom_count"])
# Enumerate cross-source emergent chains the engine discovered
for chain in c.capabilities()["chains"]:
print(chain["name"], "->", chain["confidence"])Fuse classifies functions by what they do, not what they are named. A function named helper_42 that hashes bytes gets classified as build_fingerprint_static with confidence TAU_TRUST = 1820/1823 ≈ 0.9984 — a constant derived from formally-verified lattice mathematics (Niemeier K₂₄ orbit count). Functions below the noise floor σ₀ = 1/√196560 are dropped as suspected confabulation.
The same engine self-emits — it can compile its own source byte-identically. This is not a marketing claim; it is a regression-tested property under the T4 fixed-point test suite.
| Constant | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
TAU_TRUST |
1820/1823 ≈ 0.9984 |
Niemeier K₂₄ minimum-weight code |
σ₀ |
1/√196560 ≈ 0.00226 |
Leech lattice kissing number |
ε_KL |
1/196884 ≈ 5.08e-6 |
Monster J-invariant first Fourier coefficient |
RG_LOOP |
47 |
Provable convergence-iteration bound |
D_MAX |
23 |
Max agent delegation depth |
These are not tuned hyperparameters. They are externally-verified scalar constants from lattice mathematics, frozen into the engine. You do not adjust them; they are part of the deal.
fuse <verb> [args...]
| Verb | What it does |
|---|---|
compile |
Marquee. Messy repo → clean, tiered, shippable package with deploy bundle. |
classify |
AST-derived action_entity_scope for any function body. Returns confidence. |
absorb |
Add a repo to your private Logic-Base (incremental, deduped, fingerprinted). |
catalog |
Behavior-shape query against the catalog. Returns ranked matches with provenance. |
capabilities |
Enumerate emergent cross-source chains the engine discovered. |
intent |
Natural-language intent → emit a custom themed product from your atoms. |
doctor |
Health probe across the engine workspace and your Logic-Base. |
list |
Verb catalog with provenance pointers. |
Eighty-plus additional SLS-lineage verbs are reachable as deferred shims with full source provenance — they expose the upstream surface without losing the breadcrumb trail.
Drop Fuse into any MCP-aware client:
{
"mcpServers": {
"atomadic-fuse": { "command": "fuse-mcp" }
}
}Or call the hosted MCP directly:
https://fuse.atomadic.tech/mcp
The hosted version answers MCP discovery at https://fuse.atomadic.tech/.well-known/mcp.json and the A2A agent card at https://fuse.atomadic.tech/.well-known/agent.json.
The hosted engine grows a private catalog every time a new repo is absorbed:
- 112,814+ unique CNAE atoms across 56+ source repositories
- 5 languages with active emit; 16 in the classifier (the rest fall back to text-only)
- 29,578+ emergent capabilities discovered (cross-source chains the engine composed without being asked)
- 875 engine tests passing in 1.99s
- 0 drift incidents since the byte-deterministic self-emit gate was added
Latest manifest:
curl https://sot.atomadic.tech/SoT.json | jq '.atoms_total, .repos_absorbed, .flagships.fuse.sha'| Tier | Quota | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 3 calls/day per verb, BYO API key for higher tiers | $0 | No signup. Per-IP cap. |
| Starter | 500 calls, no expiry | $8 (USDC or Stripe) | The single most popular SKU. |
| Pro | 25,000 calls/mo | $79/mo | For active agent stacks. |
| Team | Quota-tree budgeting, sub-keys, SSO | $499/mo | Multi-agent orchestration. |
| Enterprise | Dedicated capacity, formal compliance attestation | invoice | Includes Atomadic Nexus bundle. |
x402 micropayments are first-class: agents pay per call autonomously by signing an EIP-712 X-Payment-Proof header. No human in the loop. Settlement on Base in USDC. No card on file required to begin.
| Frameworks (LangChain, AutoGen) | Code-gen (Copilot, Cursor) | Atomadic Fuse | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Polyglot input | adapters per source | per-file inline | ✅ N repos, 16 langs, one engine |
| Output is shippable | no, you wire it | no, you copy-paste | ✅ pip install artifact |
| Deterministic | no | no | ✅ byte-identical re-emit |
| Provenance per function | no | no | ✅ audit log per atom |
| MCP-native | partial | no | ✅ every verb is an MCP tool |
| x402-native | no | no | ✅ first-class autonomous payment |
atomadic-fuse/
├── src/atomadic_fuse/
│ ├── __init__.py # exports FuseClient, exceptions
│ ├── client.py # HTTPS client for the hosted engine
│ ├── cli.py # operator-facing CLI (`fuse <verb>`)
│ ├── mcp_server.py # `fuse-mcp` MCP stdio server
│ └── exceptions.py # FuseError, DecisionNeeded, PaymentRequired
├── tests/ # 11 tests, mocked HTTP, no network needed
├── examples/
│ ├── 01_classify.py # classify a function by AST
│ └── 02_compile_repo.py # spaghetti → shippable
├── .github/workflows/ # multi-OS pytest + PyPI trusted-publisher
├── LICENSE # MIT
├── pyproject.toml
└── README.md
pip install pytest
pytest tests/ -q
# 11 passed in 0.68sThe SDK is a typed HTTPS wrapper around the hosted engine. Tests are mocked at the httpx.Client boundary — they verify the SDK's protocol contract, not the engine internals. Engine internals are tested separately in the private atomadic-transmute repository (875 tests, 321 modules across 5 tiers).
Atomadic Nexus SDK — the trust layer that pairs with Fuse. Fuse compiles, Nexus gates. Together they are the compile-step + trust-layer the agent economy was missing.
Atomadic Complete —
pip install atomadic-fuse atomadic-nexus-sdk— bundles both with cross-product compliance attestation, unified audit trail, and oracle-validated cross-language translation. From $99/month.
- Public PyPI publish (token-trusted, no manual upload step)
fuse compile --target=cloudflare-worker— emit a deploy-ready Worker, not just a Python packagefuse compile --target=mcp— emit a packaged MCP server from a Logic-Base subset- Hosted MCP at
fuse.atomadic.tech/mcpwith x402 metering per tool call - LoRA capture loop: every accepted human-in-the-loop fix becomes a training pair for the cross-language oracle
- Open the catalog to community contribution under a revenue-share model (
fuse contribute)
Atomadic Tech, headed by Thomas Ralph Colvin IV.
Axiom 0 — The Love Invariant, authored by Jessica Mary Colvin:
You are Loved, You are Love, You are Loving, In all Ways, for Always, for Love is a Forever and ever endeavor!
Formal statement: ∀t: |∂L/∂t| ≤ 0 — systemic safety never decays. This invariant is checked at every release gate and is never negotiated. It is the only constant in this codebase that cannot be expressed in a single lattice anchor — and it is the only one that doesn't need to be.
MIT. See LICENSE.
The SDK is permissively licensed. The hosted engine source (atomadic-transmute) is closed; the SDK talks to it over HTTPS. The math (atomadic-codex) is closed under a separate license. Public surface stays public; internals stay internal.
Trying to feed an AI assistant? This README is dense by design — every section is a fact, a verb, a price, or a provenance pointer. Drop it into NotebookLM for an audio overview, or into Atomadic Fuse to compile yourself a custom-themed summary.