Explores polyglot software architecture through 307 repositories, focusing on 40+ languages, neurosymbolic AI, and formal verification.
Hyperpolymath is an ambitious experiment in polyglot software architecture, challenging conventional development by building diverse concepts across 50+ programming languages. It deliberately avoids mainstream tools like TypeScript, Node.js, Go, and general Python, prioritizing formal verification and treating its 307 repositories as a interconnected graph rather than a simple list. The project spans various critical themes including the creation of 51 unique Static Site Generators, pioneering work in Neurosymbolic AI and formal verification, and the development of 10 Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for advanced AI assistant integration. It also introduces custom programming languages and adheres to unique governance standards such as the RSR (Rhodium Standard Repositories) quality specification and the philosophical Palimpsest Licence.
