- mark
- unstruck
- written in
- Zig
- license
- Apache-2.0
- version
- 0.1.0
- install
- zig build -Doptimize=ReleaseFast
relate
The-Billy-Company/relateSearch by resemblance, for the questions a regex cannot ask.
Compression as search. Two questions rather than ten verbs: similar finds what
is nearest to one probe, echoes finds what repeats across a whole corpus. Unit,
channel and answer shape are flags on those two, not more verbs.
Everything is priced in bits, which is what makes the answers trustworthy. A result made only of background says so and is graded as background, instead of arriving as five confident strangers the way a nearest-neighbor list does when nothing in the corpus is actually close.
It runs on the same index gist builds, so the two are one install. Point it at a
file to find its forks, at a path#L120 to compare functions rather than their
containers, or at free text to get recall without a regex.
What this does not prove
- No certificate has been minted against this repository. The retrieval contract that measures relate is a single layer inside the gist certificate, which is a different repository measuring a different build, so nothing here claims it.
- relate inherits no dominance result from gist. Sitting beside a fast thing is not evidence.
- The retrieval work that has been measured used a synthetic, deterministic corpus chosen so paraphrase queries appear verbatim in no file. That proves the contract holds where it was specified, not that retrieval is good everywhere.