Experimental Opsle research. Claims are hypotheses until evidence supports them.
Whole-file transport and repeated text patches can inflate payloads, overwrite concurrent work, and apply against stale structure.
Bounded semantic operations with structural and hash preconditions can reduce transport and stale edits without reducing correctness.
Represent a Change Intent Graph over semantic regions and apply AST-aware operations such as bounded replacement, symbol rename, and structural insertion in an atomic transaction with rollback and concise receipts.
The Opsle thesis asks: What if we stopped using intelligence for work that doesn’t require intelligence? This project isolates one candidate boundary so it can be falsified and measured independently.
A universal AST, unconstrained natural-language editing, or replacing ordinary patches when they are already the best mechanism.
THEORY under the Opsle maturity model.
The hypothesis is motivated by observed edit churn; no general superiority benchmark exists yet.
Language adapters, conflict semantics, anchor durability measurements, and controlled comparisons with patch and whole-file editing.
Correctness gates every comparison. Planned measures:
- correctness
- bytes transported
- tokens
- tool calls
- mutation amplification
- semantic revisit
- stale edits
- retries
- latency
See BENCHMARK.md for experiment rules. No benchmark numbers are claimed.
This project is part of Opsle Research. Opsle Tasks is the future public name of the integrated reference system from which several ideas emerged. Its active development migration to the Opsle organization is intentionally deferred.
Future Opsle Tasks may consume this project through an adapter only after evidence supports integration. The active predecessor, Taslos Tasks, remains unchanged and has no dependency on this repository.
No installable production package is justified yet. The repository is theory/specification-first.
Language adapters, conflict semantics, anchor durability measurements, and controlled comparisons with patch and whole-file editing.
Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.