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           THE ARK COMPILER v112.0 (PRIME)
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           A sovereign programming language.
           Built from zero to here in 11 days.

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What Is Ark?

Ark is a programming language where resource safety is a compile-time guarantee, not a runtime hope. It features enums, traits, impl blocks, pattern matching, lambdas, a dual-backend compiler (VM + native WASM), a linear type system, 109 built-in intrinsics, a blockchain layer, a governance engine, an AI agent framework, and a browser-based playground — all built in 11 days.

Use it for: Financial systems, cryptographic protocols, AI-native applications, smart contracts, and anywhere resource correctness is non-negotiable.

📜 Manifesto — Why Ark exists. 📖 User Manual — Complete language guide. 🐍 Play the Snake Game — Written in Ark, compiled to WASM, running in your browser right now.

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📊 At a Glance (Day 11)

Metric	Count
Rust source files	31
Total Rust LOC	21,471
Built-in intrinsics	109 (100% Python↔Rust parity)
CLI subcommands	9
Standard library modules	13
Unit tests (all passing)	286+
CI jobs (all green)	10/10
Compilation backends	3 (Bytecode VM, Native WASM, Tree-walker)
User manual	1,000+ lines

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🚀 Language Features

Core Language

Ark is a real programming language — not a DSL, not a transpiler, not a wrapper.

// Variables
name := "Ark"
pi := 3.14159
items := [1, "two", true, null]

// Functions (first-class, recursive, higher-order)
func factorial(n) {
    if n <= 1 { return 1 }
    return n * factorial(n - 1)
}

// Lambdas
double := |x| { x * 2 }
print(double(21))  // 42

// For loops, while loops, break, continue
for item in items {
    print(item)
}

Enums & Pattern Matching

Full algebraic data types with destructuring pattern matching:

enum Shape {
    Circle(Float),
    Rectangle(Float, Float),
    Point
}

let s := Shape.Circle(5.0)

match s {
    Shape.Circle(r)       => print("Circle with radius: " + str(r))
    Shape.Rectangle(w, h) => print("Rectangle: " + str(w) + "x" + str(h))
    Shape.Point           => print("Just a point")
}

Traits & Impl Blocks

Interface-based polymorphism:

trait Drawable {
    func draw(self) -> Unit
    func area(self) -> Float
}

impl Drawable for Circle {
    func draw(self) -> Unit {
        print("Drawing circle with radius " + str(self.radius))
    }
    func area(self) -> Float {
        return 3.14159 * self.radius * self.radius
    }
}

Structs

Named, typed structures with field access:

struct Point {
    x: Float,
    y: Float
}

let p := {x: 1.0, y: 2.0}
p.x := 3.0

Linear Type System

Resources that behave like physical matter — they cannot be copied, cannot be leaked, and must be consumed exactly once:

// 'coin' is a Linear resource — the compiler enforces Conservation of Value
func transfer(coin: Linear<Coin>, recipient: Address) {
    // 'coin' is MOVED here. The caller can NEVER touch it again.
    // Double-spend? COMPILE ERROR.
    // Forgot to use it? COMPILE ERROR.
}

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⚙️ Compiler Architecture

Ark has three backends, all fully functional:

Backend	File	LOC	Purpose
Bytecode Compiler	compiler.rs	906	Ark → fast bytecode
Stack VM	vm.rs	737	Execute bytecode with intrinsic dispatch
WASM Codegen	wasm_codegen.rs	3,865	Ark → native .wasm binary (WASI-compatible)
WASM Runner	wasm_runner.rs	700	Execute .wasm via wasmtime
Browser Bridge	wasm.rs	358	wasm_bindgen API for in-browser execution
Tree-walker	eval.rs	733	Interpreter (deprecated, test-only)

CLI — 9 Commands

ark run <file.ark>         # Run source or MAST JSON
ark build <file.ark>       # Compile to native .wasm binary
ark run-wasm <file.wasm>   # Execute compiled WASM via wasmtime
ark check <file.ark>       # Static linear type checker
ark parse <file.ark>       # Dump AST as JSON
ark debug <file.ark>       # Interactive step-through debugger
ark repl                   # Interactive REPL
ark wit <file.ark>         # Generate WIT interface definition
ark adn <file.ark>         # Run and output in ADN format

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🔐 Cryptography (Zero Dependencies)

All hand-rolled in Rust — no OpenSSL, no ring, no external crypto crates for core primitives:

Primitive	Status
SHA-256 / SHA-512	✅
Double SHA-256	✅
HMAC-SHA256 / HMAC-SHA512	✅
BIP-32 HD Key Derivation	✅ derive_key("m/44/0/0")
Ed25519 Sign/Verify	✅ (via ed25519-dalek)
Wallet Address Generation	✅ (ark: prefix, checksum)
Constant-Time Comparison	✅
Merkle Root Computation	✅
Secure Random	✅ (/dev/urandom)

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⛓️ Blockchain & Governance

Blockchain (338 LOC)

Full Proof-of-Work chain: transactions, blocks, Merkle roots, chain validation, balance tracking, difficulty adjustment, code submission. Global singleton via OnceLock<Mutex<Blockchain>>.

Governance Engine (839 LOC)

5-phase governed pipeline (Sense→Assess→Decide→Action→Verify) with HMAC-signed StepTrace receipts, Monotone Confidence Constraint enforcement, Dual-Band orientation scoring, and Merkle audit trails.

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🤖 Multi-Agent AI Framework

Ark ships with a built-in agent system — not a plugin, a core feature:

Task → RouterAgent → [CoderAgent | ResearcherAgent | ReviewerAgent] → Review → Result

Feature	Details
4 Specialist Agents	Router, Coder (Ark-aware), Researcher, Reviewer
Swarm Strategies	router, broadcast, consensus, pipeline
MCP Client	JSON-RPC 2.0 over Stdio/HTTP/SSE
Security	AST-level sandboxing + Docker isolation
Memory	Fernet-encrypted + TF-IDF semantic recall
LLM Backends	Gemini → OpenAI → Ollama (auto-fallback)

// AI is a first-class intrinsic — no SDK, no import
answer := sys.ai.ask("Explain linear types in 3 sentences.")
print(answer)

// Multi-agent swarm from Ark code
sys.vm.source("lib/std/ai.ark")
coder := Agent.new("You are a Rust expert.")
reviewer := Agent.new("You are a security auditor.")
swarm := Swarm.new([coder, reviewer])
results := swarm.run("Build a key-value store")

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📚 Standard Library (13 Modules)

Module	Purpose	Key Functions
math	Mathematics	sqrt, sin, cos, pow, abs, random
string	String utilities	length, upper, lower, split, join, replace
io	Console I/O	read_line, write
fs	File system	read, write, exists, size, read_bytes
net	HTTP networking	http_get, http_post
crypto	Cryptography	sha256, sha512, hmac, aes_encrypt, uuid
chain	Blockchain	height, balance, submit_tx, get_block
time	Date/time	now, sleep, format, elapsed
event	Event system	poll, push
result	Error handling	ok, err, is_ok, unwrap
audio	Audio playback	play, stop
ai	AI/LLM agents	ask, Agent.new, Agent.chat, Swarm.run
persistent	Immutable data	PVec, PMap (trie + HAMT)

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🧱 Everything Else

Subsystem	LOC	What It Does
Hygienic Macros	522	gensym-based macro expansion
Interactive Debugger	248	Breakpoints, step-in/out, variable inspection
Content-Addressed AST (MAST)	218	SHA-256 hashed AST nodes for integrity
WIT Generator	477	Ark types → WebAssembly Interface Types
WASM Host Imports	361	Bridge intrinsics into WASM modules
Persistent Data Structures	832	PVec (trie) + PMap (HAMT) with structural sharing
ADN (Ark Data Notation)	526	Bidirectional serialization (like Clojure's EDN)
FFI	120	C ABI: extern "C" fn ark_eval_string()
WASM Interop	428	Load/call/inspect external .wasm modules
VSCode Extension	—	TextMate grammar, language config (v1.3.0)
Browser Playground	—	site/wasm/index.html test harness
GitHub CI	—	10 jobs across 3 OS + Docker + WASM + Audit

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🛠️ Quick Start

Docker (Recommended)

git clone https://github.com/merchantmoh-debug/ark-compiler.git
cd ark-compiler
docker build -t ark-compiler .
docker run -it --rm ark-compiler

From Source (Recommended)

git clone https://github.com/merchantmoh-debug/ark-compiler.git
cd ark-compiler

# Build the Rust compiler
cd core && cargo build --release && cd ..

# Install Python tooling (pick one)
uv sync                         # ⚡ Recommended — fast, deterministic
pip install -r requirements.txt  # Also works

# Run your first program
echo 'print("Hello from Ark!")' > hello.ark
python meta/ark.py run hello.ark

Don't have uv? Install it in one line: curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh Or on Windows: powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -c "irm https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1 | iex"

Try the Examples

# Wallet CLI — Secp256k1 + BIP39 in pure Ark
python3 meta/ark.py run apps/wallet.ark create "mypassword"

# Market Maker — Linear types enforcing no double-counting
python3 meta/ark.py run apps/market_maker.ark

# Snake Game — playable in the browser
python3 meta/ark.py run examples/snake.ark
# Open http://localhost:8000

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📖 Documentation

Document	Description
User Manual	Complete language guide — enums, traits, functions, imports, crypto, blockchain, AI
Quick Start	5-minute setup
API Reference	All 109 intrinsics with signatures and examples
Stdlib Reference	All 13 standard library modules
Manifesto	The philosophy — why Ark exists

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🛡️ Security Model

Feature	Details
Default	Air-gapped — no network, no filesystem writes, no shell
Capability Tokens	ARK_CAPABILITIES="net,fs_read,fs_write,ai"
Static Analysis	Security scanner catches injection, path traversal, hardcoded secrets
Import Security	Path traversal → RuntimeError::UntrustedCode
Circular Import Protection	imported_files HashSet
Agent Sandbox	AST analysis + Docker isolation for untrusted workloads

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📜 License

Dual Licensed: AGPL v3 (Open Source) or Commercial (Sovereign Systems).

Patent Notice: Protected by US Patent Application #63/935,467.

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21,471 lines of Rust. 286 tests. 13 stdlib modules. 109 intrinsics. 3 backends. 10/10 CI.

Built from nothing in 11 days.

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