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A semantic highway for the open Web

TWIRX is the reference implementation and public service of the Typed Web Commons. It compiles public Web representations into reusable, typed and proof-bearing semantic state while preserving the exact path from origin evidence to every returned value.
The project does not certify that provider content is objectively true. It establishes a reproducible account of what an origin represented and how the system derived the value it returned.

Live Query Lab

Query and trace the admitted immutable Semantic Snapshot.

FUTO release proof

Inspect the exact real-source, controlled-scale, snapshot, query, and release evidence.

Opportunity Utility Universe

Inspect the published million-packet engineering candidate, privacy boundary, and typed query.

Run Genesis

Build and execute the complete local evidence-to-result path.

Understand the truth contract

Learn exactly what the protocol proves and what it does not claim.

Inspect the architecture

See the current boundaries, data flow, and deliberate exclusions.

Review security

Study the attacker assumptions and public-deployment gate.

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Public admitted release

The FUTO release candidate provides:
  • 500 selected Atlas identities, not 500 working adapters;
  • three completed human policy decisions;
  • one real two-period Common Crawl archive profile;
  • 15 public-source packets and five separately labeled fixture packets;
  • one genuine source-native origin delta;
  • two materialized views and one cross-origin query;
  • an immutable read-only snapshot runtime with zero origin calls;
  • independent bounded verification in the Genesis Go and C implementations;
  • a fresh sanitized public repository with deterministic export manifest.
The controlled 25,018-packet result is capacity evidence from the real snapshot path, but it is fixture-dominated. It is not 25,018 public facts and does not mean 500 origins are compiled or live.

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Latest validated engineering candidate

The E4.5 release candidate is materially larger and uses real source data: 83,087 accepted Grants.gov records compile into 1,037,679 packets and 83,087 Opportunity frames, combined with 35 World State frames. It passes complete local Go release verification and a 132-artifact restricted-C sample. It is not deployed, its mappings remain candidates, and privacy-sensitive eligibility text is withheld. Its manifest and code are public, but the large runtime is not deployed. See Opportunity Utility Universe.
The public Query Lab is live at https://lab.twirx.org/ and serves one admitted immutable snapshot with zero origin calls. TWIRX does not currently offer arbitrary URLs, browser or model execution, authentication, payments, write actions, continuous crawling, or production PostgreSQL.
Last modified on August 12, 2026