Scope and Limitations
This release is an executable-kernel boundary release.
It demonstrates that Culsma source can be parsed, compiled, validated, typechecked, lowered into a plan, executed by the runtime, and replayed from events.
Included
The public package includes:
- parser and source loading
- compile to canonical IR
- semantic validation
- type and unit checking
- plan lowering
- runtime execution
- material-state compute
- driver boundary
- replay
- minimal examples
- regression tests
Not Claimed
This release does not claim:
- production-grade real-device control
- clinical decision support
- biological-result interpretation
- natural-process simulation
- amplification yield prediction
- reaction kinetics prediction
- contamination prediction
- complete hardware coverage
Driver Boundary
Culsma has a driver boundary so that semantic execution units can be consumed by different backend styles. This boundary is part of the architecture and testable execution path, but it should not be read as a guarantee that arbitrary laboratory hardware is supported.
Natural Process Boundary
Culsma executes declared workflow operations and records operational consequences. It does not predict whether a biological process succeeds.
For example, a PCR workflow can represent the operational thermal program, but this release does not infer amplification yield.