Resources and Reference

Resources and Reference

This page separates wiki navigation from source-repository documents. Wiki pages give a curated current overview; repository links open the actual Markdown, text, code, demos, contracts, or generated artifacts in sw-mlpl.

Wiki map

• Home
• Getting Started
• Language Tour
• Use Cases
• Execution Surfaces
• Capability Matrix
• Browser and WASM
• Native CPU
• Apple Silicon and MLX
• NVIDIA and CUDA
• Server and Remote Execution
• Architecture and Flows
• Demos and Learning Paths
• Documentation Errata

Primary user documentation in the repository

• README
• Usage guide
• Language reference
• REPL guide
• Compiler guide
• Error handling
• Thinking in Arrays: loops you keep, loops you lose
• Glossary source

Deployment and hardware documentation

• Deployment configurations
• Running on Apple Silicon
• Using MLX
• Using the MLX service
• CUDA runtime crates
• CUDA model crates
• CUDA evaluator integration
• CLI server guide
• Engram core

Architecture and implementation

• Architecture
• Repository structure
• Compiler implementation tour
• Memory model
• Visualization IR
• Web architecture

See Documentation Errata for a concrete, non-destructive audit of stale source documentation found while building this wiki.

Planning, status, and history records

These repository documents are development records rather than user-facing capability guides:

• Change history
• Release changelog
• Historical saga status
• Saga history
• Long-form project plan
• Current development queue

Use these to study project chronology and direction. Use the preceding reference sections and capability pages for present behavior.

Code and runnable material

• All components
• Demos
• Examples
• Contracts
• Published playground
• Published literate examples

Project license

The component workspaces declare MIT or Apache-2.0 licensing. Consult the repository's LICENSE and COPYRIGHT files for the authoritative terms.