אִבְרִיתְקוֹד IvritCode Letter Flow Console

A 23-register, base-22 machine where Hebrew opcodes evolve numeric states into streams of letters, words, and 231 gates.

Base-22 registers 23 slots R₀–R₂₂ (Alef Olam global) Letters → opcodes Registers → letters → words

Program

Write IvritCode & run the machine

Enter a sequence of Hebrew letters (one per instruction). Comments starting with # are ignored. Hit Run to execute on the IvritCode VM.

Shortcut: Ctrl+Enter runs the program.

State

Trace & 23-register snapshot
Trace VM messages
Waiting. Run a program to see VM output.
Registers R₀ … R₂₂
No state yet.

Flow

Letters, words, gates & Chavruta

Each register value is folded into base-22 and mapped back to א…ת. From that river of letters we search for words and gates. The Chavruta panel can suggest new programs.

Letter Stream (base-22) ℕ → א…ת × Registers
(No flow yet. Run a program.)

Candidate words

None yet. When a program runs, we’ll scan 3- to 5-letter windows.

231 Gates (letter pairs)

After execution, frequent pairs (e.g., א־ב, ב־ג) appear here.

IvritCode Chavruta: describe in Hebrew or English what you want the machine to do; the backend (on lumianexus.org) returns suggested code plus commentary.

Chavruta output will appear here once the backend function is wired.