Contributors (Implementation & Tooling)

No modification of the IR. No governance. Implementation only.

Contribution Boundaries

Contributors work on implementation and tooling. The core IR specification is immutable and not subject to external modification or governance.

What You Can Contribute

Implementation

Build backends that conform to the v1.0 specification

Tooling

Create development tools, debuggers, and analyzers

Documentation

Improve documentation and educational materials

Testing

Create comprehensive test suites for conformance validation

What You Cannot Contribute
  • • Modifications to the IR specification
  • • New opcodes or semantic changes
  • • Alterations to validation rules (P1–P5)
  • • Changes to determinism guarantees
  • • Governance or decision-making authority

These elements are locked. If you believe they should change, you misunderstand the purpose of Universlang.

How to Contribute

1. Understand the Specification

Read the full specification. Understand the opcodes, validation rules, and determinism guarantees. Your contribution must be conformant.

2. Build Independently

Implementations are independent artifacts. Build your backend, tool, or documentation according to the specification. No approval process is required.

3. Validate Conformance

Test your implementation against the validation suite. If it produces different results than the reference implementations, your code is incorrect.

4. Share Your Work

Publish your implementation, tool, or documentation. Make it available to others. Universlang benefits from a diverse ecosystem of conformant tools.

Contribution is not governance.
You implement. You do not decide.
The specification is the authority.

Have questions? Want to contribute? Get in touch:

nxcore93@gmail.com