Native execution and reproducible packaging
The published 0.0.1 release provides LLVM JIT, interpreter fallback, native AOT bundles, checksums, and Linux x86_64/aarch64 production gates.
Published releases, exact source receipts, and future research are labeled separately.
The published 0.0.1 release provides LLVM JIT, interpreter fallback, native AOT bundles, checksums, and Linux x86_64/aarch64 production gates.
Proof blocks, ProveIR, R1CS export, and detached interoperability remain part of the stable product line.
Generate Groth16 verifier contracts and export standard proof artifacts for external verification.
Achronyme lowers native and imported circuits through checked optimization and witness validation.
The 0.1.0 release adds lexical task scopes, bounded channels, owned resources, exact host grants, and shared interpreter/JIT/AOT semantics.
// lexical task ownership
let total = concurrent {
let left = spawn work(10)
let right = spawn work(11)
await left
+ await right
}
// children cannot outlive the scope Proof generation fails closed, production keys are circuit-bound, and independently verifiable ceremony evidence is preserved with the release.
The 0.3.1 editor line, playground, language reference, and release artifacts are pinned to the same core semantics.
Turn the internal compiler and proof pipeline into a small, documented SDK only after the release contracts settle.
Explore AIR and STARK backends without presenting research as a committed release.
Evaluate Noir or other frontends only where they reuse ProveIR without weakening diagnostics or trust boundaries.
Expose a stable embedding API after real downstream use identifies the minimal supported surface.
Freeze the language specification, bytecode compatibility policy, and public SDK contracts.