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Genesis Assistant: A Clearer View of Running Work
Inspect tasks, understand system capacity and act through one conversation. Genesis’s recent main-branch changes also simplify remote services, background jobs and model credentials.
Genesis: Carrying Software Progress Across Model Changes
A compiler handoff explores how accepted code, project structure and verification records can sustain development when the underlying model changes.
Genesis Builds EvoX Compiler: AI Developing Evolutionary Infrastructure
The EvoX Compiler case connects two parts of the ecosystem: Genesis develops software, while the resulting compiler supports program transformation and execution.
Genesis and MESA: Rewrite the Code, Preserve the Numerical Behavior
Thirteen MESA modules became a Rust workspace. Golden tests and a one-zone burn proxy show how the project checks what survives the rewrite.
Genesis Server: A Persistent Runtime for Software Development
From the headless release in 0.13.11 to logout persistence in 0.14.0, Genesis develops an independently deployable home for its dashboard and agents.
EvoX 1.4.1: When a Small Fix Changes the Search
Corrections to SHADE, differential evolution and CMA-ES highlight why reliable evolutionary infrastructure needs both efficient execution and faithful algorithm behavior.
EvoX Compiler v0.1.0: Make the Program Inspectable Before It Runs
Explicit graphs, composable transformations and separate execution stages give researchers a practical way to inspect and batch candidate programs.
Genesis: Keep Long Tasks Moving While Context Shrinks
Genesis 0.13.8–0.13.10 connect context compression, persistent background jobs and budget-aware checkpoints to support longer development tasks.
Genesis WASM Render: From Local Code Generation to System Construction
Genesis's software-renderer case examines how interfaces, tests and accepted changes coordinate the construction of a complete graphics pipeline.
EvoCoCo: Bringing Algorithmic Knowledge into GPU Computing
EvoCoCo connects existing optimization research to EvoX through semantics-guided code conversion and validated GPU tensorization.
Genesis: Keeping Agent Contributions in Software History
Genesis 0.13.2–0.13.4 connect task-scoped Git history with agent lanes so contributions remain inspectable after individual agents finish.
Genesis Multi-Repository Work: One Objective, Separate Histories
Genesis 0.13.4 adds persistent worktrees for writable companion repositories, extending cross-repository development with explicit review and integration boundaries.