Rust .me is now real.
this-me v0.3.0 is published on crates.io, tagged in git, and verified from a clean external Rust project.
This is the Rust ground for the .me semantic kernel: hash-chained memory, path grammar, operators, secrets, derivations, proofs, key wrapping, snapshots, runtime events, receipts, CLI, tests, and benchmarks.
It is not a rewrite of the idea. It is the same .me meaning, moved closer to the metal.
cargo add this-meuse this_me::kernel::Kernel;
let mut me = Kernel::new();
me.postulate(“profile.name”, “Jabellae”)?;
Rust .me is now installable.
crates.io: Rust Package Registry
The next step is integration: docs, examples, benchmarks against TypeScript, and eventually monad.ai.
This is the Rust implementation ground for the .me semantic kernel.
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