Reproducible builds, continuous delivery.
A pinned toolchain, three targets, two C compilers, on every push — and a record of the C standard pitfalls the second compiler caught the first time it read our code.
Writing
Notes on Wok as we build it — determinism, canonical form, compile-time memory, and the occasional detour that turned out to be the interesting part.
Generating code is easy. Building trust is hard.
LLM usage went up and trust went down. What that means for the language we’re designing: a canonical syntax-tree round trip, a slab allocator so memory behaves the same everywhere, a small surface, and C17 output. Plus where the whole thing actually stands today.