Apple Silicon
Native local path: GGUF ingestion, CImage compilation, Metal execution, residency, receipts, and interactive serving.
ACTIVE VALIDATIONVOLUME I / CURRENT WORK
The next phase is not another isolated subsystem. It is end-to-end validation: compile, plan, execute, observe, and recover the full architecture on real hardware.
Prism is currently validating the full architecture end to end across Apple Silicon and AMD DevCloud environments. The goal is to prove that the same semantic and evidence contracts survive different hardware, memory, backend, and deployment conditions.
Native local path: GGUF ingestion, CImage compilation, Metal execution, residency, receipts, and interactive serving.
ACTIVE VALIDATIONCross-hardware path: capability-driven planning, backend integration, physical mapping, and evidence comparison.
DEVELOPMENT VALIDATIONWe are preparing an executable, self-contained Prism Agent application for macOS. It is designed to let users see the architecture working live on their own machines rather than encountering Prism only as a paper or command-line claim.
The demo will make the local model, compiled artifact, runtime route, hardware state, and execution evidence visible as one connected experience.
A user should be able to run the app locally, select or load a model, watch the deployment path resolve, inspect the resulting artifact and route, and observe live inference on the machine's available hardware. The goal is architectural legibility, not a synthetic dashboard.
THE PRISM PAPERS / VOLUME I
Prism Agent is the next bridge between systems research and a live machine: a self-contained way to observe compiler-first deployment in motion.
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