axiom_engine
The Rust inference engine behind AXIOM-AETHER — a local-first runtime for online Test-Time Training (TTT), context compression, grounding checks, self-healing execution, and the in-tree ChimeraLang DSL.
Installs the axiom command.
Install
cargo install axiom_engine # builds from source (needs a Rust toolchain)
pip install axiom-aether # prebuilt binary, no toolchain (recommended)
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fernandogarzaaa/AXIOM-AETHER/main/scripts/install.sh | bash
Quick start
axiom init # scaffold ~/.axiom (offline checkpoint bootstrap)
axiom --mode doctor # hardware-aware device pick
axiom run -- <cmd> # self-healing supervised run
axiom solve -- <verify> # drive a failing verify command to green
axiom chimera run prog.chimera # run a ChimeraLang program
See the main repository for full documentation, the capability table, and the architecture overview.
License
MIT
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