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Essay
LeVCS is a distributed version control system in the lineage of git, fossil, pijul, and sapling — content-addressed objects, signed history, three-way merge — with five things deliberately rebuilt: identity in the protocol, federation as a first-class concept, a cascading merge engine that dispatches per-file to format-aware and tree-sitter handlers, BLAKE3 hashing throughout, and releases as signed artifacts rather than mutable name pointers. v0.1.0 ships the protocol substrate; the workflow surface — review, issues, web UI — is the next layer up.
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Essay
Ozymandias is the static site framework underlying this website, now extracted and released under the MIT license. It is a full-featured Hakyll and Pandoc setup for long-form writing: sidenotes, epistemic profiles, backlinks, wikilinks, a swipeable score reader, a semantic search pipeline, and more — configurable from a single YAML file and deployable with a single make command.