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polymath-jage

v1.0.1

Published

A zero-dependency universal semantic AST version control and orchestration engine

Readme

polymath-jage (Codebase Manager)

NPM Version GitHub Repository

A robust, platform-independent, zero-dependency Universal Codebase Manager. polymath-jage brings a purely deterministic, content-addressable semantic version control system to your entire workspace.

Designed for the modern era of massive architectures, it moves beyond traditional line-by-line diffing. Instead, it mathematically deconstructs your code into structural semantic blocks (Functions, Classes, Markdown Headers) and orchestrates them across an infinite-depth swarm network.

The Problem It Solves

Modern development requires handling massive, deeply nested, multi-repository codebases. Traditional version control systems struggle with:

  1. Semantic Blindness: Moving a function from one file to another is tracked as a deletion and an addition. The system doesn't actually understand that the logic is the same.
  2. Dependency Bloat: Most modern AST parsers require massive node_modules trees, slowing down global execution.
  3. Submodule Friction: Managing nested repositories (like Git Submodules) is notoriously brittle and difficult to keep synchronized.

polymath-jage solves all of these problems at the architectural level.

Core Features

  • Semantic AST Blob Storage: Intelligently maps and deduplicates functions, classes, and markdown blocks universally. If 10 projects share the same boilerplate function, it is stored exactly once.
  • Zero-Dependency Native Parser: Parses JavaScript, JSX, Python, C, and Markdown entirely natively. No third-party compilers. No Acorn.
  • Symbiotic Swarm Sync: Master root nodes automatically bind to sub-nodes. Pushes perfectly synchronize 2-way data architectures through infinite recursive deep layers.
  • Auto-Cleanup Reverse Sweep: Automatically detects deleted and moved files to dynamically prune stale schemas, keeping your map perfectly aligned.

Benchmarks: polymath-jage vs. Git

While Git is the standard for raw text versioning, polymath-jage is engineered for Semantic Swarm Architecture.

| Feature | Git | polymath-jage | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Tracking Method | Line-by-line Text Diffs | Semantic AST Structural Hashes | | Code Refactoring | Tracks as Add/Delete | Tracks as identical block (Zero storage overhead) | | Nested Repositories | Complex Submodules | Native Two-Way Symbiotic Swarm Sync | | Deduplication | File-level | Function/Class/Section-level | | Dependencies | Requires Git Binary | Pure Node.js (Zero Dependencies) |

Installation & Usage

Install globally across any architecture (Windows, Mac, Linux, Termux):

npm install -g polymath-jage

1. Initialize a Node

Initialize the repository at any directory level:

jage init

If a Master Root node initializes above existing sub-projects, it will automatically detect them and form a Swarm topology.

2. Map and Sync

Scan the architecture and push semantic diffs:

jage push

If executed inside a Sub-Agent, the engine will process local hashes and automatically teleport a synchronized copy to the Master Root Overlord.


Created by Rahman Shuvo --polymath-void