The first week of my Google Summer of Code 2026 coding period at CircuitVerse ran from May 25th to May 31st. It turned out to be an exciting mix of core development work, community activities, deep learning, and even a little bit of friendly competition!
After the intense discussions and planning sessions during the Community Bonding Period, I spent this week implementing many of the structural changes that had been finalised with my mentors.
One of the key pillars of my project is generating a deterministic canonical JSON representation of digital circuits. During my initial proof-of-concept phase, I had implemented the core logic in a raw canonical.js file. However, after diving deep into the architectural standards of the project, we decided that the implementation should be migrated to TypeScript to ensure long-term maintainability and codebase alignment.
As a result, I completely rewrote the implementation in canonical.ts.
Beyond simply migrating the codebase, I worked extensively on implementing the main pipeline responsible for generating the canonical JSON output.
