Outline is a structurally-typed language powered by GCP (Gradual Constraint Propagation). You never declare types — the compiler reverse-engineers all constraints from how you use values, down to field names, higher-order function chains, and deep structural constraints.
Entitir formalizes enterprise business entities and their relations as an "ontology world" in Outline code. Lazy VirtualSet query semantics, an MCP-style Action registry, and an intent–decision state machine form a three-layer architecture that lets AI make verifiable decisions in a type-safe semantic space.
Meridian brings GCP's demand-driven type inference to Python. Feed it your untyped functions; give it a usage context that calls them with real arguments. GCP propagates concrete types backward through the entire call chain, producing mypyc-ready annotations that let the compiler turn Python into a native C extension — no manual work, no hallucinations, no type stubs to maintain.
No installation needed — try all three systems directly in your browser
Interactive GCP type-inference sandbox. Monaco editor + real-time type panel, built-in tutorials, example library, and code sharing. Supports all Outline language features: ADT, HOF, constraint propagation, covariant Self type.
Ontology world query sandbox. Four integrated cases showcase Entitir's modeling, querying, decision, and execution capabilities, with a visual ontology graph (Vis.js), editable World Outline, live type-inference preview, and VirtualSet expression execution.
Meridian Python type-inference sandbox. Write untyped Python, provide a usage context, and GCP infers every parameter and return type. Includes a live benchmark panel: CPython vs mypyc(bare) vs mypyc(GCP) — see the 2–8× speedup for yourself.