dev is an interactive workbench and playground centered on the EML math language, a single-operator system where every expression reduces to eml(x, y) = exp(x) − ln(y). The platform is designed for exploring, verifying, and experimenting with EML expressions, emphasizing auditable mathematical claims and hardware confirmation. Each EML kernel is accompanied by a Lean proof, and the same kernel can be executed in the browser, on ESP32 microcontrollers, and as a synthesizable FPGA block, enabling cross-platform mathematical verification and experimentation.
The tool provides several specialized surfaces and utilities for users interested in formal methods, mathematical verification, and hardware-software co-design. Features include the EML Language Explorer for browsing syntax and worked examples, an Electronics Lab for running EML kernels on real hardware such as ESP32 and FPGA, and a Math Lab for hands-on experiments using EML grammar. The platform also offers tutorials and step-by-step learning paths for understanding EML, its certificate system, and related workflows. Users can inspect artifacts through validation, replay, semantic analysis, and claim flags, and can export generated JSON and reports as reviewable handoff material. Additional utilities include the Bundle Builder for drafting evidence bundles from AI answers, proofs, traces, and hardware artifacts, and the Rescue Suite for handling optimization failures and routing obligations.
dev distinguishes between simulated, candidate-only, and public-ready artifacts, marking these boundaries inline for transparency. The platform also supports a challenge board for constructing mathematical constants and functions from the EML primitive, with permanent credit for successful submissions. It is positioned as a tool for those seeking to make mathematical claims auditable, with a focus on evidence, reproducibility, and hardware-backed validation. net, which host research records and CI-emitted verification dashboards, respectively.
In the Frameworks & SDKs space, monogate.dev takes a focused approach. Learning, verifying, and experimenting with the EML math language across software and hardware platforms is challenging. monogate.dev is an open-source project aimed at math and hardware developers. monogate.dev is free to use. The product ships for the web and the command line.
monogate.dev first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 2.1k commits in the last 90 days. Among its 5 catalogued features are math language explorer, lean verification, and hardware lab.
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