Empryoempryo.beta
public beta · a living genome

code is a living system.

Empryo is the AI coding agent that reads your repo as an organism and sequences its genome — then edits by symbol, not string.

curl -fsSL empryo.com/install.sh | bash

the specimen — your repository

On launch Empryo reads every file and sequences its genome: a live, ranked dependency graph of every symbol, import, and call site. It edits by symbol, not string.

the Genome

A live dependency graph of every symbol, ranked by PageRank and git co-change. The agent walks it instead of grepping — context stays small and grounded in structure.

AST editing

Edits go through the syntax tree and language servers — never find-and-replace. 65+ operations, atomic across the graph, with a typecheck as the gate. Nothing breaks on whitespace.

task router

A different brain per slot, per tab. Spark (the read-only explore agents) runs cheap; ember (the agents that write code) runs strong — you assign the routing. Mix any of 22 providers, or run local models for free.

time machine

Every prompt is a git checkpoint. Rewind the run and code and conversation rewind together — land on any earlier turn. Free compaction keeps long sessions cheap.

one organism, three bodies

The same graph-powered agent wherever you work — a native desktop app, a full terminal UI, or a headless CLI in your CI pipeline. One genome, three phenotypes.

a code-intelligence engine

Not a chat wrapper. The Genome, AST editing, full LSP + Mason (576+ servers), the task router, the time machine, and free compaction — one instrument.

symbiosis

kept alive by humans

Empryo evolved from SoulForge — same organism, next genome. Its sponsors carry forward, and every name here keeps the sequencing running.

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