MacoraOne CLI
A native C command-line controller for refreshing project components, creating Android apps, pushing changes, triggering cloud builds and discovering published greenServeFE packages.
Read commands and workflowExplore a growing collection of developer tools: conventional Android templates, a C-implemented command language, a reusable C bytecode virtual machine, language runtimes and a command-line controller that connects project workflows.
Each guide includes accurate repository links, getting-started commands and examples drawn from the project's documented implementation. Use the search box to find features across pages.
A native C command-line controller for refreshing project components, creating Android apps, pushing changes, triggering cloud builds and discovering published greenServeFE packages.
Read commands and workflowConventional native Android starter projects for Java and Kotlin. Edit Android source, XML resources, manifests and Gradle files directly.
Choose a templateCommand Language Made Legible, a small programming language implemented in C with variables, expressions, functions, control flow, arrays and objects.
Read syntax and examplesA C-based runtime that compiles .gsve source to bytecode and executes it on an explicit virtual machine, with runtime-loaded native modules.
Explore the runtimeRelease repository · private build source
A reusable C11 stack-based VM with bytecode operations, arrays, maps, functions, closures, native C callbacks and execution profiling. Language front ends can compile their own syntax to its public API.
Explore MVM and integrate a languageA native greenServeFE AI module with small-model examples, dataset preparation guidance, evaluation and a realistic CPU/GPU/HPC scaling roadmap.
Explore the training pipelineMacoraOne coordinates the projects; it does not replace the technologies they already use.
Use NativeFlexi's standard Java/Kotlin projects and Gradle. GitHub Actions can build and publish APK artifacts when manually triggered.
Android workflow →Read real CMLL examples and understand semicolons, variables, conditions, loops, functions and data structures.
CMLL guide →Follow the greenServeFE pipeline from source parsing to bytecode compilation, VM execution and native modules.
Runtime guide →Follow data provenance, baseline training, held-out evaluation, checkpointing and hardware planning for gs_brain.
AI training pipeline →These direct links remain crawlable without JavaScript and point to the actual project repositories.
MacoraOne brings together independent experiments and practical developer tools across programming languages, runtime systems, command-line workflows and Android development. Each repository remains the source of truth for its own implementation, supported features and release process.