I'm building LOOM — a small open-source language that is a machine-checked trust layer for AI-written code. I don't write it by hand: an organism I built grows it, day and night, on my own machine. Day 7 was different — the organism learned to improve itself.
The language reached a mature point — and I froze it there
LOOM's trust layer (effects + capabilities + provenance, proven at a gate that refuses to run lies) grew from 308 to 333 self-verifying checks, all green, then I deliberately froze it:
D28 — metered attestation: one capability "seam" now carries three things at once — what foreign code may DO (the grant), how many times it may do it (the meter), and a non-AI authority's signature over that specific component (the attestation). Audited foreign code is trusted; unaudited is not.
repro — a reproducibility region: a scoped, non-launderable assertion that no nondeterminism (a Rand draw) may influence a path that must stay re-derivable. The determinism dual of a capability seam.
