💾 Glyph

Glyph is a human-readable esoteric programming language that is designed to fit into a 57x57 QR code (~1,187 characters). With the initial interpreter scaffold together using GPT, it is written C# with the interpreter based on Dynamic Expresso.

🎛️ Features

• Parser

• CLI tool

• Unicode support

• Compiler

  • QR Code

  • Base64

🧾 Program Structure

Each line is a command.

verb subject object [modifier]

⌨️ Commands

Verb	Function	Example
say	print to stdout	say hello world
set	assign value	set x 42
add	arithmetic add	add x 1
sub	arithmetic subtract	sub x 3
mul	multiply	mul x 2
div	divide	div x 10
if	conditional	if x > 10 goto @end
goto	jump to label	goto @start
def	define function	def square x
ret	return from func	ret
call	call function	call square 3
inp	input from user	inp name
cmp	compare values	cmp x y
mod	modulo	mod x 5
end	stop execution	end

🧩 Tech Stack

• .NET 8.0
• Dynamic Expresso for interpreter
• CILx for command line
• QRCoder for renderer

🗓️ Update Cycle

Type	Frequency	Notes
Minor Update	Every 3–6 months	Small enhancements, non-breaking changes
Patch Update	As needed	Bug fixes, security updates
Major Update	As needed	Framework upgrades, major refactors

• Reserve months: June (Mid-Year Chill) & December (End-Year Freeze)

🛡️ Status

• Active Support
• Limited Support (Security patches only)
• Maintenance Mode (Dependency-only updates)
• Archived (No active work planned)

🎮 Relaxation Practices

• 20% creative/recovery space built into development
• Mandatory cooldowns after major launches (minimum 1 week)
• Crisis Mode Activates if:
  • Critical vulnerabilities
  • Framework-breaking issues

🗒️ License

I license this project under the GPL v3 license - see LICENSE for details.