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7/1/2026
"Day 8: my AI-code trust layer now compiles to real WebAssembly — guarantees and all"

"Day 8: my AI-code trust layer now compiles to real WebAssembly — guarantees and all"

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LOOM, an open-source trust layer for AI-written code, reached Day 8 with full WebAssembly compilation while preserving cryptographic guarantees—365 self-verifying checks all passing. An autonomous organism grows the language without hand-writing, backed by adversarial fuzzing and deterministic CI. Built solo from Ukraine as MIT open source.

  • •LOOM now compiles to WebAssembly with trust guarantees preserved
  • •365 machine-checked verifications passing across all subsystems
  • •Built by autonomous system + solo developer from Ukraine, MIT licensed

Generated with AI, which can make mistakes.

#open-source#ai-tools#research-breakthrough#ai-agents#product-launch
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