Which languages does Polyglot-SPI support?

It currently supports over 15 languages, including Julia, Rust, Python, Go, TypeScript, Haskell, Zig, OCaml, and Clojure.

What is Strong Parallelism Invariance (SPI)?

Strong Parallelism Invariance (SPI) is a methodology ensuring that parallel computations produce identical, deterministic results across different programming languages and hardware architectures.

How does this skill help with cross-platform development?

It provides a unified verification suite that ensures low-level mathematical seeds and sequences remain consistent, preventing logic drift between different language implementations.

What is the significance of the SplitMix64 seed?

SplitMix64 is used as the underlying generator to produce a canonical 64-bit seed (0xf061ebbc2ca74d78), serving as the universal 'ground truth' for all subsequent parallel operations.

Polyglot SPI Verification

Name: Polyglot SPI Verification
Author: plurigrid

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Seguridad y Pruebas

Verifies cross-language deterministic consistency for Strong Parallelism Invariance across 15+ programming environments.

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Polyglot-SPI ensures that complex parallel systems maintain deterministic behavior regardless of the programming language or runtime environment used. By verifying a specific Strong Parallelism Invariance (SPI) seed against a canonical SplitMix64 implementation, it guarantees that color sequences, trit sequences, and GF(3) mathematical invariants are identical across languages like Julia, Rust, Python, and Haskell. This is critical for distributed systems and decentralized computing where cross-platform consistency is a non-negotiable requirement for system integrity.

Características Principales

Reference SplitMix64 implementation for canonical seed derivation
2 GitHub stars
Validation of GF(3) trit sequences and color consistency
Cross-language verification for 15+ supported programming languages
Standardized Justfile recipes for rapid multi-runtime testing
Automatic generation of test suites for new language implementations

Casos de Uso

Ensuring deterministic behavior in multi-language distributed systems
Verifying random number generator parity across different tech stacks
Validating mathematical invariants in complex parallel simulations

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Características Principales

Reference SplitMix64 implementation for canonical seed derivation
2 GitHub stars
Validation of GF(3) trit sequences and color consistency
Cross-language verification for 15+ supported programming languages
Standardized Justfile recipes for rapid multi-runtime testing
Automatic generation of test suites for new language implementations

Casos de Uso

Ensuring deterministic behavior in multi-language distributed systems
Verifying random number generator parity across different tech stacks
Validating mathematical invariants in complex parallel simulations