zelph is an innovative semantic network system and reasoning engine written in C++ with an embedded Janet scripting layer. It treats logic, rules, and mathematics not as external code, but as homoiconic structures within the graph itself.
By blending the flexibility of semantic webs (like Wikidata) with logic programming concepts (deep unification, constructive rules, negation as failure), zelph effectively transforms a static knowledge base into an executable graph.
The complete documentation, including tutorials, language references, and the architectural concepts behind "Semantic Math", is hosted on our documentation site:
👉 Read the zelph Documentation
- 🚀 Installation & Quick Start Guide – Get started immediately with pre-compiled binaries for all major platforms (no build required).
- 🧠 Core Concepts & Homoiconicity
- 🧮 Semantic Math & Rule-based Addition
- 📜 Scripting with Janet
