Brings the remaining foundation repos that were not included in the
original monorepo consolidation:
- arbor/vessels/ — 6 vessels (arbor-cli, arbor-core, arbor-diagram,
arbor-layout, arbor-parse, arbor-render) with manifests + src/main.el
- dharma/ — CGI Provenance Registry package (flat layout, 14 .el files
across registry/, sandbox/, training/, validation/, tests/)
- forge/ — consciousness channel tool (8 src .el files + new manifest.el)
- elp/src/ — 36 test fixture files not carried over in original merge
(dedup_*, realizer_*, semantics_*, morph_*, ext_*, one_extern_* helpers)
el-ide, engram, elql are already complete in ide/, engram/, ql/.
- lang/tools/install/el-install.el: El program that fetches the latest
release from the Gitea API, downloads el-sdk-latest.tar.gz, and
extracts it into ~/.el (or a custom prefix passed as argv[1])
- lang/tools/install/manifest.el: build manifest for the el-install package
- .gitea/workflows/sdk-release.yaml: build elb, epm, and el-install
binaries; bundle elc + elb + epm + runtime files into el-sdk-latest.tar.gz;
attach both the tarball and el-install binary to the Gitea release
alongside the existing per-file GCP uploads
- Add tests/native/test_{core,text,string,math,state,time,json,env,fs}.el
- test_codegen_js.el renamed to test_core.el per dev convention
- Add native test CI steps to ci-dev.yaml (compile-link-run pattern)
- No lexer.el/parser.el/codegen.el changes taken from this branch
Restructures the test suite as a proper El vessel with manifest.el and
src/ layout, eliminating the bash run.sh harness. CI runs the suite with
two commands: `cd tests/suite && elb && ./dist/el-tests`. Exit code is
the fail count (0 = all pass).
163 test cases across 7 modules: string (52), math (13), json (26),
state (11), time (25), fs (16), collections (19).
Triggers on push to main plus repository_dispatch for both el-sdk-updated
and engram-updated. Installs El SDK from foundation-prod, compile-checks all
standalone .el programs, and includes elql-updated dispatch placeholder for
future downstream consumers.
Introduces epm/, a new component written entirely in native El.
epm manages vessels (El's deployable package format): publish to Engram,
install with full dependency resolution, list registry contents, and
inspect vessel metadata.
- epm/manifest.el — package manifest
- epm/src/manifest.el — vessel/package manifest parser (line-by-line,
same approach as elb.el)
- epm/src/registry.el — Engram-backed vessel registry (POST /api/nodes,
GET /api/search); vessels stored as Entity nodes
with label "vessel:<name>:<version>"
- epm/src/install.el — topological dependency resolver with cycle
detection; installs to .epm/vessels/<name>/
- epm/src/epm.el — main entry point: publish / install / list / info
el_runtime.c includes <math.h> and calls pow(), sqrt(), log() in several
places (math operations, engram dampening, float formatting). Without -lm
the linker fails on Linux when linking programs built with elb.
Dharma's EngramDB client calls /nodes/list to retrieve all nodes.
Add this as an alias for the existing /nodes (and /api/nodes) route
so downstream clients don't need to be updated when the API drifts.
Also update dist/engram.c to match server.el.
el_runtime.c was deleted prematurely — elb still resolves the runtime at build time
via a hardcoded relative path, and the elc code generator still emits
#include "el_runtime.h" in generated C.
Restoring el_runtime.c + el_runtime.h as the working build runtime until the
compiler is updated to emit #include "el_seed.h" and link against el_seed.c
directly.
el_seed.h: remove #include "el_runtime.h" that broke after el_runtime.h deletion;
add inline el_val_t typedef + macros + float cast helpers so el_seed.h is fully
self-contained.
Add Server-Sent Events support to the El runtime. El v2 handlers can now
hold HTTP connections open and push events in real time.
New builtins in el_seed.c:
__http_conn_fd() — retrieve raw fd from thread-local set by worker
__http_sse_open(fd) — send SSE headers (text/event-stream), keep-alive
__http_sse_send(fd, data) — write "data: <data>\n\n" frame
__http_sse_close(fd) — close the connection fd
http_worker_v2 in legacy/el_runtime.c now:
- stashes the fd via el_seed_set_http_conn_fd() before calling the handler
- detects the "__sse__" sentinel return value to skip http_send_response
and skip close(fd) — SSE handler took ownership of the fd
- clears the thread-local after the handler returns
El wrappers added to runtime/http.el:
http_conn_fd() http_sse_open(fd) http_sse_send(fd, data)
http_sse_close(fd) http_sse_sentinel()
el_runtime.c and el_runtime.h removed from the active runtime directory
(archived copies remain in el-compiler/runtime/legacy/).
tools/lsp/build.sh removed as it depended on el_runtime.c directly.
AGENTS.md updated to reflect el_seed.c as the sole C dependency.
el_seed.c now defines el_request_start/el_request_end directly (delegating
to its own seed arena) rather than declaring them as externs from el_runtime.c.
Header comment updated to reflect self-contained build.
When a document is opened or changed, scan for `type Name { field: Type }` blocks
and `let var: Type` / `fn foo(param: Type)` annotations. On completion requests,
if the text before the cursor ends with `identifier.`, look up the variable's type
and return its fields as Field (kind=5) completion items instead of the full list.
- runtime/stdlib.el: master import file for the full El standard library
in correct dependency order (string→math→time→env→fs→exec→json→http→
state→thread→channel→engram→manifest); test.el excluded (dev-only)
- tools/install.sh: installs El to a prefix (default /usr/local/el);
copies elc binary, runtime .el files, headers, compiles libel.a from
el_seed.c + el_runtime.c, generates an installed stdlib.el with absolute
paths
- tools/new-project.sh: scaffolds a new El project with src/main.el,
build.sh (auto-discovers local elc/runtime), README.md, .gitignore;
verified working end-to-end
- AGENTS.md: fix elc rebuild docs — elc writes to stdout, not to its second
argument; correct usage is ./dist/platform/elc elc-cli.el > elc-new.c
Will Anderson