Core Red Project
The ecosystem's laboratory
Tools that were never meant to ship. They exist because the ecosystem needed them first.
Experimental by design
La Rama Técnica
Internal infrastructure, low-level tools and technical experiments that were never meant to be released — but eventually are. Not end-user software. The technical backstage that makes the rest of the ecosystem possible.
This branch is for the developer who looks at the edges, not the center. Systems that do not need visibility to be solid. Utilities that observe, support and do not ask for attention.
Clytia
Engine
est. 2027A validation engine for software and infrastructure — evidence in, one trust decision out.
Clytia is a validation engine that evaluates artifacts and systems against verifiable criteria, turning scattered evidence into a single trust decision. It treats validation as a formal discipline in its own right — as deliberate as the thing it validates.
Clytia Aegis Red
Security Tool
est. 2027An offensive assessment tool for discovering risks before they become incidents.
Aegis Red is an offensive security tool that probes systems the way an attacker would, then turns what it finds into evidence for hardening. It exists to surface risk before it becomes an incident.
Clytia Codex Veil
Web Application
est. 2027A knowledge repository that keeps every standard and finding from going stale or getting lost.
Codex Veil centralizes the documentation and research behind Clytia's security and validation work, so decisions stay traceable instead of living only in someone's memory. It's the permanent record the rest of the Clytia family reads from.
Clytia Core
CLI Tool
est. 2027The entry point for putting Clytia's validation criteria into practice.
Clytia Core is Clytia's primary implementation — it processes artifacts and turns each assessment into a structured result that other systems can consume directly. Every workflow built on top of Clytia starts here.
Clytia Nomos
Library
est. 2027The library that defines what counts as valid, before anything gets evaluated.
Nomos is the library that models trust and validation criteria as reusable, evaluable structures instead of scattered policy documents. It gives every other Clytia workflow the same vocabulary to evaluate against.
Clytia Velatrix
Security Tool
est. 2027A resilience laboratory for finding out how a system behaves once conditions stop being ideal.
Velatrix is a resilience testing tool that pushes applications and services through load and controlled degradation until it finds where they actually break. The goal isn't the failure itself, but the exact operational limit that precedes it.
Black Pillar
Web Application
est. 2026The ecosystem's observability infrastructure — everything that happens across every product, in real time, in one place.
Black Pillar centralizes the metrics, logs, events, and traces from every product in the Sxnnyside ecosystem, keeping each signal's context and timeline intact. Everything that happens across the ecosystem ends up here.
Black Pillar API
Backend Service
est. 2026The official communication layer between ecosystem applications and Black Pillar.
Black Pillar API is the system's control and query plane, validating credentials and ingesting the telemetry every product publishes through the SDK. Everything Eye shows passes through here first.
Black Pillar Core
CLI Tool
est. 2026The SDK and CLI every product uses to talk to Black Pillar.
Black Pillar Core is the ecosystem's SDK and CLI — the library every product integrates to emit its telemetry, and the command-line tool to query it without leaving the terminal. It's the starting point of every signal that ends up in Black Pillar.
Black Pillar Eye
Web Application
est. 2026The observability panel — where the ecosystem becomes visible.
Black Pillar Eye is the system's visualization interface, turning the ecosystem's log and signal stream into one readable panel of metrics, events, and real-time status. What Black Pillar knows, Eye shows.
Black Pillar Sentynel
Daemon Process
est. 2026The agent that sends system metrics — CPU, memory, network — from any server to Black Pillar.
Black Pillar Sentynel is the system's remote collection agent — it runs quietly on any server outside the main infrastructure and forwards its CPU, memory, swap, and network metrics back to Black Pillar. The ecosystem has no physical boundary; Sentynel is what makes that not matter.
Orph
CLI Tool
est. 2026A local harness for offline, resource-constrained devices that expects nothing beyond the binary itself.
Orph is a local harness for Raspberry Pi and other offline, resource-constrained devices — drop the binary and it already knows how to run scripts and manage configuration, no network or package manager required. It ships as two binaries, the CLI and the optional orphd daemon, and it isn't really competing with modern CLI toolkits so much as with the friction of hardware that fails quietly and guarantees nothing.
Orph CLI
CLI Tool
est. 2026The primary Orph binary — inspection, scripts, and config with no prior installation.
Orph CLI is the system's primary binary — drop it on a fresh device and it already knows how to run scripts and manage configuration, with zero runtime dependencies. It's the entry point for any device running Orph.
Orph Daemon
Daemon Process
est. 2026The optional Orph daemon — keeps state and processes running in the background.
Orph Daemon is Orph's optional background process — when a device needs to remember something across sessions, orphd holds onto it without asking for help. Silent by design, active only when needed.
PsychoQuine CLI
CLI Tool
est. 2025A universal quine generator that verifies every output live, byte for byte, across 18 canonical languages.
PsychoQuine is a universal, resource-agnostic quine generator — it takes any text, from a program to a config file, and turns it into a structure that reproduces itself exactly. Every output is verified live in a sandbox, byte for byte, against Kleene's Second Recursion Theorem.
Lacuna CLI
CLI Tool
est. 2026A local binary compression tool that tests every algorithm in memory and keeps whichever one wins.
Lacuna is a zero-dependency binary compression tool that runs Huffman coding and RLE against your data in memory and automatically keeps the smaller result. It's built for places where pulling in an external library isn't an option.
Somnia
Engine
est. 2026A procedural audio engine that never runs out of memory — infinite ambient sound for microcontrollers and terminals alike.
Somnia is a procedural audio engine that turns a single seed into an endless, non-repeating melody without ever touching the heap. The same engine runs identically on an 8-bit microcontroller and on a desktop terminal.
Somnia Bindings
Library
est. 2026Somnia for Python — the full engine, imported in three lines.
Somnia Bindings exposes the Core engine to Python through ctypes, without reimplementing anything in a second language. You get the same deterministic audio output from a script or notebook that you'd get from the C++ library itself.
Somnia CLI
CLI Tool
est. 2026Somnia from the terminal — stream and export infinite melodies without leaving the shell.
Somnia CLI is the engine's terminal binary: it streams live audio with an interactive piano roll, and exports every session to MIDI, WAV, JSON, or CSV to bring it into a DAW. Everything Somnia Core can generate, the CLI puts in your hands without writing a line of code.
Somnia Core
Library
est. 2026The engine behind Somnia — generates infinite melodies from a single seed, without ever allocating memory.
Somnia Core is the C++20 library that implements the melodic engine — it turns a deterministic seed into continuously quantized musical output across ten scales. It runs on 8-bit microcontrollers and on the desktop from the exact same codebase.
PM2 EID
Web Application
est. 2025A self-hosted control room for every PM2 process — with alerts wherever you already are.
PM2 EID is a self-hosted dashboard for managing any PM2-supervised process, with webhook alerts to Discord, Slack, or a generic endpoint when something crashes. It runs wherever the processes already live, with no cloud subscription attached.
TensorSuggestLite
Desktop Application
est. 2024A tool that turns configuration files straight into trained classification models — no boilerplate, no hidden complexity.
TensorSuggestLite turns structured configuration files — JSON, YAML, TOML — into trained TensorFlow/Keras text classification models, with automatic export to TFLite for embedded deployment. You define the categories and examples; it handles everything from tokenization to the final quantized artifact.
TensorSuggestLite CLI
CLI Tool
est. 2024The interface-free side of TensorSuggestLite — train, convert, and predict from a single command.
TensorSuggestLite CLI runs the full pipeline without PyQt or any desktop dependency: it inspects, trains, converts to TFLite, and compares predictions, all from the terminal. Built for containers and servers where there's no screen to draw on.
TensorSuggestLite GUI
Desktop Application
est. 2024TensorSuggestLite with a window — drag in your dataset, train, and compare without touching the terminal.
TensorSuggestLite GUI is the PyQt6 desktop interface: import a dataset by drag and drop, tune hyperparameters with visual controls, and compare Keras against TFLite in a live playground. The same engine as the CLI, without typing a single command.
Signalite
Intelligent Assistant
est. 2026The system that watches your inbox and alerts you when something matters — without you having to look.
Signalite watches incoming mail, classifies it quietly, and only speaks up when something actually needs your attention — there's no inbox left to check. It's a lightweight notification layer built on n8n and Zoho Mail, with no interface of its own.
Mr Beacon (Discord Bot)
Discord Bot
est. 2026The ecosystem's herald — turns every release into a ceremonial announcement inside Discord.
Mr. Beacon is the Sxnnyside Project ecosystem's Discord bot, built on the Circe framework: when a release comes in from external automation it turns it into an announcement with interactive navigation, and doubles as a concierge, pointing anyone who asks toward the right repository or docs.
Obfusku
Programming Language
est. 2025An esoteric programming language built on symbols that resist surface reading.
Obfusku is an esoteric programming language whose vocabulary is symbols. No recognizable keywords, no conventional readability — just a symbolic grammar that works with precision and resists immediate interpretation. The code exists, operates, and owes no explanations to anyone.
Obfusku Toolbox VSCode Extension
Editor Extension
est. 2026The specialized development environment — built from the inside, for what other editors don’t understand.
The specialized development environment for Obfusku. Specific tooling for a language that general-purpose editors don’t understand — without the compromises of the generic. Designed alongside the language, not adapted after the fact.
Obfusku VSCode Extension
Editor Extension
est. 2026Official Obfusku support for VS Code — syntax, highlighting, and language tooling.
The official Obfusku extension for Visual Studio Code. Adds syntax support, highlighting, and essential language tooling directly to the editor — for those developing in Obfusku from VS Code.
Syntaxeon
Programming Language
est. 2025An esoteric programming language where code is written as poetic prose.
Syntaxeon is an esoteric programming language whose grammar is built on poetic prose. No cryptic symbols — there’s structure, rhythm, linguistic intent. The code reads like text, but executes like a machine. For those who understand that natural language and programming language don’t have to be separate worlds.
Syntaxeon Orchesta Extension
IDE
est. 2027The specialized editor that turns code execution into an auditory experience.
Syntaxeon Orchesta is the dedicated editor for the Syntaxeon language. It provides syntax support, highlighting, and tooling built specifically for a language whose grammar is constructed from poetic prose. Every execution produces audio output — the code doesn't just run, it resonates. The name is not decorative.
Syntaxeon VSCode Extension
Editor Extension
est. 2026Official Syntaxeon support for VS Code — syntax, highlighting, and language tooling.
The official Syntaxeon extension for Visual Studio Code. Adds syntax support, highlighting, and essential language tooling to the editor — for those developing in Syntaxeon from VS Code.
Auth Website
Website
est. 2026The ecosystem's identity threshold — manages unified access and secure validation for every credential.
Auth is the centralized entry point for the ecosystem's public platforms — it validates sessions and unifies access control so every product shares one identity instead of building its own. The gateway to the ecosystem; you decide which facet to show.