What does GF(3) conservation mean in this context?

GF(3) conservation is a mathematical principle used to ensure that information remains balanced and consistent during transformation, preventing semantic drift when moving between different codebases.

Which programming languages are supported by Reflow?

The Reflow skill provides specific patterns and implementations for Ruby, Clojure, Move, and SQL, along with formal, compressed, and exploratory data contexts.

What is the Information Reflow skill?

Information Reflow is a specialized skill for Claude that allows it to translate content between different programming contexts and formal languages while ensuring the underlying meaning and structural logic remain unchanged.

How does this skill improve Claude's coding ability?

It enables Claude to understand the topological relationships between different parts of a software stack, allowing it to generate code that is mathematically and semantically aligned across different languages.

Information Reflow & Context Translation

Name: Information Reflow & Context Translation
Author: plurigrid

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Transforms and preserves semantic structures across diverse programming contexts and formal systems using triadic logic.

About

The Information Reflow skill provides a sophisticated framework for cross-context translation, enabling Claude to move content between various programming environments (like Ruby, Clojure, Move, and SQL) while ensuring structural and semantic invariants are strictly preserved. Based on the ERGODIC 0 principle and GF(3) triadic balance, it treats information as a topological process, allowing for deep etymological decomposition and reconstruction. This skill is essential for developers working in complex polyglot environments, performing formal verification, or requiring rigorous semantic consistency across different layers of a software ecosystem.

Key Features

Etymological decomposition for semantic meaning composition
Support for braided monoidal skill interactions and persistent homology
Cross-context translation between Ruby, Clojure, SQL, and Move
Natural transformation mapping between formal and exploratory contexts
Structural invariant preservation using GF(3) triadic logic
2 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Performing deep semantic analysis of codebases through etymological decomposition and resonance seeds.
Translating complex business logic between disparate languages like Ruby and Move while maintaining integrity.
Ensuring semantic consistency across polyglot microservices using NATS and Clojure.

About

Key Features

Etymological decomposition for semantic meaning composition
Support for braided monoidal skill interactions and persistent homology
Cross-context translation between Ruby, Clojure, SQL, and Move
Natural transformation mapping between formal and exploratory contexts
Structural invariant preservation using GF(3) triadic logic
2 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Performing deep semantic analysis of codebases through etymological decomposition and resonance seeds.
Translating complex business logic between disparate languages like Ruby and Move while maintaining integrity.
Ensuring semantic consistency across polyglot microservices using NATS and Clojure.