Roughly 200 nodes covering math, noise, color, geometry, et alia; all connectable in arbitrary graphs. Started as a toy for pixel art workflows but became powerful enough for anything that benefits from non-destructive, composable operations.

Platform spec, not a language. Standardizes how applications expose extensibility so modding isn't a bespoke adventure every time. JavaScript as runtime (because everyone already knows it), sandboxed by default, capability-denied until explicitly granted. One manifest file generates the docs, TypeScript defs, validation, and playgrounds.

One definition file for everything brand: colors, typography, voice, values. Compilers turn it into CSS, Figma tokens, XAML, PDF guidelines, LLM system prompts, whatever the target platform needs. Not a design tool or component library; it's a format for declaring identity decisions and carrying them everywhere.