Core Semantic Kernelv4.3
Core Semantic Kernel is a deterministic semantic engine that normalizes and reconstructs code across multiple languages. It preserves the language-specific meaning that expression syntax alone cannot carry: type and effect context, paradigm metadata, reconstruction hints, and semantic graph state.
The engine carries an independent name used in academic and patent contexts, kept separate from commercial service naming and held to a single definition and verification system.
Core Concepts & Related Docs
Explore Core Semantic Kernel concepts alongside related docs in one place.
Universal Semantic Graph
Graph projection of the Core Semantic Kernel's semantic state, used as a visualization and analysis view. A representation derived from the kernel state, not the kernel itself.
Semantic Abstract Machine
Verification model: SAM‑style, behavior-gated checks that confirm preservation before a route is claimed publicly.
Semantic Atoms
Minimal semantic units with 134 atomic motifs in 12 categories
Visualization Standards
Visual conventions and color token system for USG and atomic motifs
System Architecture
Projection/reconstruction pipeline and marker separation policy
Topaz
Independent language used for Core Semantic Kernel implementation and verification
Overlay Classes
Alignment Candidate
Outside rules but potentially alignable boundary candidate
Structural Exception
Hard to converge; visually separated structure
Unsupported/Unknown
Unsupported or unknown areas in current version
v4.3 Highlights
Summary of conceptual changes per latest docs
Representative Motifs
Versioned catalog (not fixed list)
Overlay Classes
Boundary cases classified as A/B/C classes
SAM Verification
Step-by-step semantic preservation execution and review
Visualization Standards
Greek letter IDs and data skeleton