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WHAT'S UP FUDD
Ship calmer software
For CTOs + devs who enjoy the big map

A post-framework ecosystemfor the AI era.

FUDD is not “one more stack”. It’s a migration machine: formal logic where it matters, statistical AI where it helps, and an evolutionary path that upgrades real systems without endless rewrites. If you like studying the big picture — this is the world map.

formal logicstatistical codingDX parityevolutionary adoptionSPPM gains
The “one sentence” vision
Build an ecosystem that makes high-correctness software feel mainstream — by combining formal logic tooling, AI acceleration, and incremental migration paths that improve Security, Productivity, Performance, and Maintenance.
Target outcome
SPPM uplift
Measurable wins, not ideology.
Strategy
Evolve, don’t rewrite
Coexistence + validation.
Culture
Guild + governance
Merit without elitism.
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Why now
AI changes speed; formal methods change confidence. FUDD connects them with upgrade paths.
Why it’s hard
Ecosystems need DX, docs, migration tooling, and community — not just language features.
Ecosystem Atlas (3D)
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Logic • AI • Migration • DX • Docs • Community
Pillars orbit the core. Each pillar is a necessary condition for mainstream adoption.
Atlas state
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System map
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See how tooling, migration, and learning connect to measurable outcomes.

Thesis: correctness is returning as a primary value

Statistical code generation increases output volume — not necessarily confidence. The industry will split: shallow codebases that move fast until they break, and high-confidence systems that can keep evolving.

Three claims (tap)
What FUDD is not
  • Not a rewrite mandate.
  • Not a single-language religion.
  • Not “AI replaces engineers”.
Adoption strategy: evolve vs rewrite
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RewriteEvolve
Time-to-value
high
Risk profile
lower
Correctness gain
steady
Developer happiness
rising
Toy model. The core idea: incremental upgrades reduce burn and increase learning speed.
The SPPM lens

We use SPPM (Security, Productivity, Performance, Maintenance) to avoid marketing fog. Every subsystem must explain how it improves at least one dimension without regressing the others.

Security
typed boundaries + fewer footguns
Productivity
DX parity + scaffolding
Performance
compiled paths + caching
Maintenance
migration + validation loops

Big bets: the six pillars that must co-exist

Most projects ship one pillar and hope the rest appears later. FUDD assumes the opposite: adoption is a systems problem.

Pillars (tap for details)
Value flow
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See how a pillar translates into SPPM impact.
Design constraint
Every “magic” feature must have a deterministic mode and a validation path.
Narrative constraint
Every promise needs a demo that fits in one screen on a phone.

Roadmap: a playable arc, not a giant plan

To keep momentum, the roadmap is split into seasons. Each season has a theme, a demo, and a measurable SPPM improvement target.

Season board
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Each season ends with a demo and a publishable learning path.
A promise to big-picture thinkers

FUDD will keep a living map of assumptions, risks, and tradeoffs. If a bet is wrong, it will be visible. If a bet is right, it will be reproducible.

Transparency
public roadmaps
with win conditions, not vibes.
Coherence
one glossary
terms don’t drift per page.
Grounding
benchmarks
SPPM metrics by scenario.
Playability
quests
learn by shipping.
Manifesto snippet
We build systems that can keep improving.
We prefer deterministic modes.
We use AI to accelerate, not to obscure.
We evolve real codebases without burning them down.
We keep docs and tools aligned. We distribute power through contribution.
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You’ll receive
  • • release notes + demo links
  • • roadmap season updates
  • • curated learning paths
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