ROADMAP brainstorm

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Plan for Enhancing Markdown-Based Language with Extended Functionality

1. Core Language Structure
   • Base:

README.md

as program/installation file

• Integration with LLMs
• Function definitions within markdown

2. Implementation Steps

   • Add metadata section for function registry
   • Create function templates
   • Define execution pipeline
   • Add documentation generation capabilities
   • Implement version control integration

3. Code Implementation

# Markdown-Based Language System

## Metadata
```yaml
version: 1.0
system:
  type: markdown_language
  base: readme_driven
  llm_compatible: true
functions:
  documentation:
    - generate_docs
    - update_badges
    - link_docs
  version_control:
    - update_version
    - pre_commit_hooks
  templating:
    - fill_template
    - update_dynamic_content
  build:
    - build_deploy
    - update_status

Function Templates

Documentation Generation

# Define Function: generate_docs
- type: system_function
- input: "{{source_files}}"
- output: "{{docs_path}}"
- llm_instructions: "Generate documentation from source files"

Version Control Integration

# Define Function: update_version
- type: system_function
- trigger: "pre-commit"
- actions:
    - update_version_number
    - update_timestamp
    - validate_sections

Dynamic Content Management

# Define Function: update_dynamic_content
- type: system_function
- watch_paths: ["{{source_dir}}"]
- update_targets:
    - badges
    - version
    - build_status

Execution Pipeline

# Pipeline: documentation_update
- steps:
    1. generate_docs
    2. update_badges
    3. update_version
    4. fill_template

System Functions

• Uses {{function_name}} for function calls
• Maintains state in

README.md

- Triggers on Git hooks
- Integrates with LLM processing

This implementation turns utility functions into first-class citizens of the markdown-based language, making them available as system functions that can be called within the language's syntax and processed by LLMs.

Step-by-Step Plan for Additional Functionality

1. Git Integration Beyond Hooks

   • Store function history in git commits
   • Use git branches as different program states
   • Git tags as program versions/checkpoints

2. Filesystem Watching

   • Monitor multiple README files
   • Auto-sync between linked READMEs
   • Hot-reload capabilities

3. Web Components

   • README as API endpoint
   • WebSocket for live updates
   • Browser-based execution

Advanced System Features

Git-Based Program States

# Define Function: git_state_manager
- type: system_function
- actions:
    - save_state: "git commit -m 'State: {{state_name}}'"
    - load_state: "git checkout {{commit_hash}}"
    - branch_state: "git checkout -b {{state_name}}"

Filesystem Watcher

# Define Function: readme_sync
- type: system_function
- watch_paths: ["**/*.md"]
- on_change:
    - sync_content
    - reload_program
    - notify_llm

Web Interface

# Define Function: readme_server
- type: system_function
- port: 3000
- endpoints:
    - /execute: "Run program"
    - /state: "Get program state"
    - /ws: "WebSocket updates"

Program States

# Define Function: state_machine
- type: system_function
- states:
    - init: "{{readme_content}}"
    - processing: "{{llm_output}}"
    - complete: "{{final_result}}"
- persist: "git"
- restore: "git checkout"

This adds git-based state management, filesystem watching, and web interface capabilities to the markdown-based language system.