| Glyphic Language — Interpreter Module | |
| The Semantic Engine of the Glyphic OS | |
| The /glyphic-language/interpreter/ directory contains the runtime kernel of the Glyphic Language. | |
| Where the dictionary defines what glyphs mean, the interpreter defines how glyphs behave. | |
| This module is responsible for: | |
| loading and indexing the dictionary | |
| validating glyphs and sequences | |
| enforcing strict syntax rules | |
| decoding glyph strings into structured meaning | |
| encoding structured meaning back into canonical glyph sequences | |
| providing a stable API for all agents, controllers, and LLMs | |
| The interpreter is designed to be: | |
| deterministic | |
| reversible | |
| strict | |
| extensible | |
| LLM‑friendly | |
| controller‑safe | |
| It is the semantic CPU of the Glyphic OS. | |
| 📁 File Overview | |
| 1. glyph_dictionary_loader.py | |
| Loads, merges, and indexes all dictionary files. | |
| This module: | |
| loads every JSON file in /dictionary/ | |
| validates schema consistency | |
| builds fast lookup tables: | |
| glyph → entries | |
| id → entry | |
| category → entries | |
| role → entries | |
| exposes a clean API for lookup and retrieval | |
| This is the foundation every other interpreter module depends on. | |
| 2. glyph_validator.py | |
| Ensures glyphs and sequences are valid before interpretation. | |
| This module performs: | |
| glyph existence checks | |
| role validation | |
| sequence validation | |
| core‑role enforcement (actor/action/object required) | |
| It prevents invalid or hallucinated glyphs from entering the syntax engine. | |
| This is the safety layer. | |
| 3. glyph_syntax.py | |
| Defines and enforces the formal grammar of the Glyphic Language. | |
| This is the grammar engine, responsible for: | |
| strict ordering rules | |
| required roles | |
| context ordering | |
| role precedence | |
| single‑actor/action/object enforcement | |
| deterministic syntax tree construction | |
| This module guarantees that the language is: | |
| unambiguous | |
| reversible | |
| predictable | |
| stable for LLM training | |
| It is the heart of the interpreter. | |
| 4. glyph_decoder.py | |
| Converts glyph sequences → structured meaning. | |
| This module: | |
| takes validated glyph sequences | |
| parses them using the strict syntax engine | |
| produces a deterministic semantic structure: | |
| actor | |
| action | |
| object | |
| modifiers | |
| context (place, time, emotion, sensory, social) | |
| The output is a clean Python dictionary ready for: | |
| reasoning | |
| animation | |
| memory storage | |
| LLM translation | |
| agent behavior | |
| This is the meaning engine. | |
| 5. glyph_encoder.py | |
| Converts structured meaning → canonical glyph sequences. | |
| This module: | |
| takes a structured meaning dict | |
| maps each component to its glyph | |
| enforces strict ordering | |
| enforces context ordering | |
| produces a canonical, reversible glyph sequence | |
| This ensures: | |
| Code | |
| encode(decode(x)) == x | |
| for all valid sequences. | |
| This is the generation engine. | |
| 6. interpreter.py | |
| Unified public API for the entire Glyphic Language. | |
| This module exposes: | |
| python | |
| interpret(glyph_string) # glyphs → meaning | |
| encode(structured_dict) # meaning → glyphs | |
| validate(glyph_string) # syntax + glyph validation | |
| explain(glyph_string) # human-readable explanation | |
| It orchestrates: | |
| dictionary loading | |
| validation | |
| syntax parsing | |
| decoding | |
| encoding | |
| This is the official interface used by: | |
| agents | |
| controllers | |
| LLMs | |
| external tools | |
| soulfiles™️ | |
| 7. __init__.py | |
| Makes the interpreter importable as a module. | |
| Exports: | |
| python | |
| interpret | |
| encode | |
| validate | |
| explain | |
| This allows: | |
| python | |
| from glyphic_language.interpreter import interpret | |
| 🧠 Interpreter Design Principles | |
| The interpreter is built on six core principles: | |
| 1. Determinism | |
| Same input → same output, always. | |
| 2. Reversibility | |
| Every valid sequence can be encoded and decoded without loss. | |
| 3. Strict Syntax | |
| The grammar is enforced at runtime to prevent drift. | |
| 4. Dictionary‑Driven | |
| All meaning comes from the dictionary, not heuristics. | |
| 5. Extensibility | |
| New glyphs or categories can be added without breaking the system. | |
| 6. LLM‑Friendly | |
| The grammar is simple, predictable, and easy to learn. | |
| The interpreter is the semantic kernel that sits between: | |
| dictionary (static meaning) | |
| LLMs (probabilistic reasoning) | |
| controllers (deterministic execution) | |
| soulfile™️ (persistent identity from an agent.soul file) | |
| agents (behavioral systems) | |
| It ensures that: | |
| glyphs always mean the same thing | |
| syntax is always correct | |
| scenes are always interpretable | |
| LLMs cannot hallucinate new glyphs | |
| controllers can trust the structure | |
| This is the core of agent cognition. | |