Current Grade: C Assessed: 2026-04-05 Standard: CRG v2.0 STRICT
Works reliably on own project + annotated. Tangle is a Turing-complete topological programming language with a compiler, LSP, and wasm backend.
- Tests: 6 dune test suites (parser, typecheck, eval, e2e, property, compositional)
- Annotation: 8 per-directory READMEs across compiler/, lib/, examples/, docs/
- Dogfooding: Used internally as host for the KRL (Knot Resolution Language) DSL
- RSR compliance: 0-AI-MANIFEST.a2ml,
.machine_readable/6a2/, 14+ workflows, SECURITY/CONTRIBUTING/CODE_OF_CONDUCT, EXPLAINME.adoc, TEST-NEEDS.md, PROOF-NEEDS.md - Formal proofs: Lean 4 proofs for progress, preservation, determinism
- WASM backend: Compositional PD compiler with wasm codegen
- CI: Clean; panic-attack assail 0 findings
- No external language users outside hyperpolymath.
- KRL is the only DSL built on Tangle so far — need 5 more distinct domain DSLs to demonstrate the host-language claim.
- No external submissions to language research venues confirming the phase separation or compositional PD model.
- Requires B first.
- Build 5 more DSLs on top of Tangle (not just KRL) — e.g. a braid-group calculus, a category-theory calculus, a quantum-circuit calculus.
- Get external feedback on the surface syntax and compiler from language researchers.
- Track the 6 targets here.
Reassess per release. Next review: on any compiler/LSP/wasm behavioural change.