BRIK64
A new way to build software

The platform for verified software.

Compile, certify, publish. The standard format for software that provably works.

$ brikc compile app.pcd --target js
Parsing app.pcd...
Resolving 4 monomers: ADD8, STORE, WRITE, LEN
Emitting JavaScript (ES2024)...
✓ Compiled successfully → dist/app.js
Φc = 1 — circuit closed

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[01] · THE PROBLEM

We build skyscrapers with blueprints.
We build software with hope.

A bridge engineer knows exactly how much weight each beam can hold. A chip designer knows exactly what signal each gate produces. But a software engineer? They write code, run some tests, cross their fingers, and ship.

Verified Parts

Like tested beams in a bridge. Each part is mathematically proven correct before it's ever used.

Composition Laws

Parts connect through algebra, not duct tape. If Part A works and Part B works, A+B is guaranteed to work.

Automatic Check

The compiler verifies every connection. If the circuit doesn't close, the program simply won't compile.

Compound Interest

A certified component never needs rewriting. The more that exist, the less anyone needs to build from scratch.

[02] · THE BLUEPRINT

Before you build, you draw the blueprint.

PCD is the standard format for verified software. It describes WHAT your program computes — not HOW. Language-agnostic. Mathematically verifiable. Compiles to any target.

PCD Blueprint
RustJavaScriptPythonGoCOBOLCC++JavaSwiftKotlinHaskellZigWasmLLVM IR

“One blueprint. Any material.”

Output — Rust

fn hello() -> i32 {
    let msg = "Hello, verified world!";
    let n = msg.len();
    io::stdout().write_all(msg.as_bytes()).unwrap();
    0 // Φ_c = 1 — circuit closed
}

Not a language

PCD is a format, like PDF for documents or SVG for graphics. It describes computation, not syntax.

Verified operations

Every PCD program is built from formally verified operations. Core operations proven in Coq, plus contract-based extended set.

Verified by design

If the blueprint doesn't close as a circuit (Φc≠ 1), it simply won't compile. The math is the guarantee.

“PCD is to code what architectural blueprints are to buildings. You describe once. You build in any material.”

[03] · LANGUAGES

Every language. One blueprint.

Lift from

JavaScriptTypeScriptPythonRustCC++GoCOBOLPHPJava

PCD

Blueprint

Compile to

RustJavaScriptTypeScriptPythonCC++GoCOBOLPHPJavaSwiftWASMNativeBIR

[04] · THE PLATFORM

Where verified software lives.

Publish PCD blueprints. Discover certified circuits. Compose and ship. Every component with a mathematical proof.

BRIK64.COM / LABORATORY
Search circuits...
Circuit IDDetails
AUTH-FLOW-001
CERTIFIEDΦc = 1
SORT-ALG-042
CERTIFIEDΦc = 1
NET-API-017
OPENΦc = 0.87
CRYPTO-005
CERTIFIEDΦc = 1
PUBLIC · MINE · SHARED
Personal Library

Your circuits, organized by project. Build, test, and recompose with real-time certification status.

Public Registry

A growing catalog of pre-certified circuits. Search, explore, and implement — never rewrite what's already proven.

Visual Composition

Drag, connect, compose. Every connection verified automatically through EVA algebra.

Certification Badges

Live proof embedded in your README. If the code changes one byte, the badge invalidates instantly.

REGISTRY LAUNCHING 2026Join the waitlist

[05] · THE FOUNDATION

The complete monomer spectrum

The complete catalog of verified operations. Click any family to explore its monomers.

Core · CertifiedΦc = 1 — Proven in Coq
00ADD8

Add two u8 values with wrapping

01SUB8

Subtract with wrapping underflow

02MUL8

Multiply with wrapping overflow

03DIV8

Integer division (quotient, remainder)

04INC

Increment by 1, wraps 255→0

05DEC

Decrement by 1, wraps 0→255

06MOD8

Modulo operation

07NEG8

Negate (two's complement)

08AND8

Bitwise AND

09OR8

Bitwise OR

10XOR8

Bitwise XOR — self-inverse

11NOT8

Bitwise NOT — flip all bits

12SHL

Shift left by N bits

13SHR

Shift right by N bits

14ROL

Rotate left by N bits

15ROR

Rotate right by N bits

16LOAD

Load value from address

17STORE

Store value to address

18PUSH

Push onto stack

19POP

Pop from stack

20PEEK

Read top without popping

21SWAP

Swap top two values

22DUP

Duplicate stack top

23DROP

Discard stack top

24IF

Conditional branch

25LOOP

Bounded loop with counter

26CALL

Call function

27RET

Return from function

28JMP

Unconditional jump

29HALT

Stop execution

30NOP

No operation

31WAIT

Wait for condition

32READ

Read from input stream

33WRITE

Write to output stream

34PRINT

Print to stdout

35INPUT

Read from stdin

36OPEN

Open file handle

37CLOSE

Close file handle

38SEEK

Seek in file

39FLUSH

Flush output buffer

40CONCAT

Concatenate two strings

41SPLIT

Split by delimiter

42SUBSTR

Extract substring

43LEN

Get string length

44UPPER

Convert to uppercase

45LOWER

Convert to lowercase

46TRIM

Remove whitespace

47MATCH

Pattern match

48HASH

SHA-256 hash

49ENCRYPT

Encrypt with key

50DECRYPT

Decrypt with key

51SIGN

Digital signature

52VERIFY

Verify signature

53DIGEST

Message digest

54KEY

Key derivation

55RNG

Random number generator

56TIME

Current timestamp

57CPU

CPU info/usage

58MEM

Memory info

59ENV

Environment variable

60EXIT

Exit process

61PID

Process ID

62LOG

Log message

63ASSERT

Assert condition

Extended · ContractBounds-checked, 0 panic
64FADD

Float addition

65FSUB

Float subtraction

66FMUL

Float multiplication

67FDIV

Float division

68FABS

Absolute value

69FNEG

Negate float

70FSQRT

Square root

71FMOD

Float modulo

72SIN

Sine

73COS

Cosine

74TAN

Tangent

75EXP

Exponential

76LN

Natural log

77LOG2

Base-2 log

78POW

Power

79CEIL

Ceiling

80CONN

Open connection

81SEND

Send data

82RECV

Receive data

83CLOSE

Close connection

84BIND

Bind to port

85LISTEN

Listen

86ACCEPT

Accept connection

87POLL

Poll events

88CREATE

Create resource

89PIXEL

Set pixel

90READ

Read resource

91CLEAR

Clear buffer

92BLIT

Block transfer

93LINE

Draw line

94RECT

Draw rectangle

95DIMS

Get dimensions

96CREATE

Create buffer

97WRITE

Write audio

98READ

Read audio

99MIX

Mix streams

100GAIN

Adjust volume

101LEN

Get length

102RATE

Sample rate

103CHANS

Channel count

104STAT

File status

105MKDIR

Create dir

106RMDIR

Remove dir

107LIST

List dir

108COPY

Copy file

109RENAME

Rename

110REMOVE

Delete file

111EXISTS

Check existence

112SPAWN

Spawn thread

113JOIN

Join thread

114MUTEX

Create mutex

115LOCK

Acquire lock

116UNLOCK

Release lock

117CHAN

Create channel

118SEND

Send to channel

119RECV

Receive

120FFI

Foreign function

121LOAD

Load library

122FREE

Free memory

123JSON_E

JSON encode

124JSON_D

JSON decode

125WASM_L

Load WASM

126WASM_C

Call WASM

127WASM_F

Free WASM

[06] · WORKFLOW

Three steps to verified software.

01CONNECT

Connect Your Repo

Link any GitHub repository. On every push, BRIK-64 auto-lifts your code into PCD blueprints.

  • GitHub App 1-click install
  • Auto-lift on push
  • PR comments with certification
  • Monorepo support
TERMINAL
$ brikc connect github.com/acme/api
✓ Repository connected
✓ Webhook installed
✓ Auto-lift enabled on push
02CERTIFY

Certify Reusable Logic

Every extracted circuit is verified by the TCE. If Φc= 1, it's mathematically guaranteed.

  • Automatic TCE verification
  • Φc = 1 certification badge
  • Domain constraint validation
  • Two-tier: CORE + CONTRACT
TERMINAL
circuit validate(x: I64) -> Bool
───────────────────────────
TCE: Φc = 1.000 ● CERTIFIED
Domains: speed ∈ [0, 900] ✓
Closure: all paths terminate ✓
03PUBLISH

Publish to Registry

Ship certified PCD packages to the public registry. Every package carries an immutable proof.

  • Public & private registries
  • Semantic versioning
  • Dependency resolution
  • Searchable marketplace
TERMINAL
$ brikc publish validate@1.0.0
✓ Certificate: Φc = 1
✓ Published to registry.brik64.dev
✓ Badge embedded

[07] · INTEGRATIONS

PCD is where your logic lives.
GitHub is where your code lives.

BRIK-64 connects both.

GitHub Repo
brikc lift
PCD Blueprint
brikc build
Any Language

The Full Workflow

1

Push to GitHub

Your team pushes code as usual. No workflow changes required.

2

Lift to PCD

BRIK-64 automatically lifts your code into a PCD blueprint — a language-agnostic, verified representation.

3

Certify

TCE verifies every circuit. Φc = 1, and your PR gets a certification comment automatically.

4

Build to any target

Emit verified code to Rust, JavaScript, Python, or any supported target from the same blueprint.

[08] · EDITORS

Works where you code.

Native in your editor. PCD syntax highlighting, inline certification, and one-click lift.

VSCode

VSCode

Extension + LSP

AVAILABLE
Cursor

Cursor

AI + PCD native

AVAILABLE
Windsurf

Windsurf

AI-powered coding

AVAILABLE
Zed

Zed

High-performance editor

AVAILABLE
IntelliJ

IntelliJ

JetBrains IDEs

AVAILABLE
Antigravity

Antigravity

Google AI IDE

AVAILABLE
Syntax highlighting for .pcd files
Inline Φc certification status
One-click lift from source to PCD
LSP server: brikc lsp

[09] · ENTERPRISE

Built for regulated industries.

Fintech. Healthcare. Automotive. Government. When “tests pass” isn't enough.

CI/CD Integration

GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins plugins

Compliance Reports

Auto-generated SOC2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS evidence

Certification Badges

Embeddable, verifiable certification for READMEs

SSO / SAML

Enterprise authentication out of the box

Audit Trail

Full history of certifications, exports, changes

SLA & Support

99.9% uptime, dedicated support, on-premise option

[10] · AI-NATIVE

The first language designed for AI.

PCD has a finite, learnable set of operations. An AI model can learn the entire language in minutes and generate certified code with mathematical guarantees. When an AI generates PCD, the compiler automatically certifies it. The math is the trust.

Compiles to 5 targets

Rust
JavaScript
Python
native x86-64
BIR bytecode

Data Endpoints

JS

JSON

Full site data

MA

Markdown

LLM-readable

DO

Documentation

docs.brik64.dev

CL

Claude Code Skills

5 skills

PC

PCD Language Spec

128 ops

Formats

JSONMARKDOWNYAMLPCD

Build software that works like hardware.

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