.me

npm install this.me

Start .me in 60 seconds

Import

import Me from "this.me";
const me = new Me();

Declare Your Identity.

me["@"]("jabellae");

Declare Your Data.

me.profile.name("Abella.e");
me.profile.bio("Building the semantic web.");
me.profile.pic("https://neurons.me/media/neurons-grey.png");
me.users.ana.name("Ana");
me.users.ana.bio("Designing semantic interfaces.");
me.users.ana.age(22);
me.users.pablo.name("Pablo");
me.users.pablo.bio("Building distributed systems.");
me.users.pablo.age(17);

Use in expressions

me.friends.ana["->"]("users.ana");
me.friends.pablo["->"]("users.pablo");
// Broadcast logic over friend pointers
me.friends["[i]"]["="]("is_adult", "age >= 18");

Read Your Data

me("profile.bio"); // → "Building the semantic web."
me("friends.ana.bio");// → "Designing semantic interfaces."
me("friends.pablo.name");// → "Pablo"
me("friends.ana.is_adult");// → true
me("friends.pablo.is_adult");// → false
me("friends[age > 18].name");// → { ana: "Ana" }

⟁ Infinite Semantic Trees

.me supports infinite nesting:

// 1. Build your nested house
me.home.kitchen.lights.main.brightness(80); //sets the value to 80
me.home.kitchen.lights.leds.brightness(40); //sets the value to 40
// 2. Add "Master Control" Logic
me.home.kitchen.lights["="]("avg", "(main.brightness + leds.brightness) / 2"); // 80 + 40 / 2
me("home.kitchen.lights.avg"); // → 60

Runtime output (real):
  avg -> 60

  inspect().index ->
  {
    "home.kitchen.lights.main.brightness": 80,
    "home.kitchen.lights.leds.brightness": 40,
    "home.kitchen.lights.avg": 60
  }

  last memory events ->
  [
    { path: "home.kitchen.lights.main.brightness", op: null, value: 80 },
    { path: "home.kitchen.lights.leds.brightness", op: null, value: 40 },
    { path: "home.kitchen.lights.avg", op: "=", value: 60 }
  ]

You can bridge distant rooms with Pointers:

// Create a "Master Switch" at your root
me.main_switch["->"]("home.kitchen.lights.main");
me.main_switch.brightness(0); // Turn off the kitchen from the root
me("home.kitchen.lights.avg"); // → 20 (Reactive Auto-Update)

You can construct any conceptual universe.

Run your coffee shops ☕:

// 1. Build two shops as an indexed collection
me.shops[1].name("Downtown");
me.shops[1].menu.latte.price(4.5);
me.shops[1].menu.espresso.price(3.0);
me.shops[2].name("Riverside");
me.shops[2].menu.latte.price(5.0);
me.shops[2].menu.espresso.price(3.5);
// 2. Broadcast combo logic to every shop (iterator [i])
me.shops["[i]"].menu["="]("breakfast_deal", "latte.price + espresso.price - 1.5");
// 3. Read by range selector
me("shops[1..2].menu.breakfast_deal"); // → { "1": 6.0, "2": 7.0 }
// 4. Filter shops by computed value
me("shops[menu.breakfast_deal > 6].name"); // → { "2": "Riverside" }

Or even patch ◎──▶ your master bus ──▶ to your moog synth filter ──▶◉

me.studio.master_bus.input["->"]("studio.synth.moog.filter");
me.studio.master_bus.input.cutoff(1200);
me("studio.synth.moog.filter.cutoff"); // → 1200

𓂀 Secrets: Encrypted Universes

Secrets don’t just hide data; they create Private Sub-Dimensions in your identity tree.

// 1. Declare a secret scope at any branch
me.wallet["_"]("vault-key-2026"); 
me.wallet.balance(500);
me.wallet.note("Private savings");

After these writes:

Public index plane (inspect().index):
  "" -> { __id: "jabellae" }

Secret scope roots:
  ["wallet"]

Encrypted branch plane (exportSnapshot().encryptedBranches):
  wallet -> 0x4b46...6f1c4e

Everything under a ["_"] scope is stored as an Encrypted Blob. By design, secret roots are Stealth:

me("wallet"); // → undefined (The root is a ghost)
me("wallet.balance"); // → 500 (Direct path resolution works)

𓉔 Recursive Stealth:

Secrets nest infinitely. Each ["_"] creates a deeper, independent cryptographic layer:

me.wallet["_"]("KEY-A");
me.wallet.hidden["_"]("KEY-B");// Nested secret scope
me.wallet.hidden.note("Deep dark secret");
me("wallet.hidden"); // → undefined
me("wallet.hidden.note");// → "Deep dark secret"

𓉐 The Rules of the Vault:

Zero-Knowledge Roots: You can’t “list” a secret directory. If you don’t know the path, the data doesn’t exist for you.

Path-Based Resolution: There is no global unlock() call. Security is woven into the Semantic Path. Atomic Encryption: Every secret branch is a self-contained encrypted universe.

A secret belongs to a specific position in the identity tree.
Everything under that position becomes encrypted.
If you declare another secret inside, it becomes a deeper encrypted scope.
Reads are path-based; there is no global me.secret(...) unlock call.

Structural view (public vs secret planes)

Public index plane (inspect().index):
  "" -> { __id: "jabellae" }

Secret scope roots:
  ["wallet"]

Encrypted branch plane (exportSnapshot().encryptedBranches):
  wallet -> 0x4b46...6f1c4e

Read behavior:
  me("wallet") -> undefined
  me("wallet.balance") -> 500

⟐ Why .me?

Infinite Surface: No schemas. If you think of a path (me.a.b.c), it exists. You define your universe as you speak.
Universal Query: Any string is a query. No SQL, no complex APIs. Just paths and brackets [].
Fractal Privacy: Security isn’t a “plugin.” It’s woven into the tree. You can drop a Secret ["_"] anywhere, and that branch becomes a private universe.
Deterministic Replay: Every state change is a “Memory.” You can export your entire identity and rebuild it exactly as it was, anywhere in the world.
Zero Baggage: No dependencies. No bloat. Pure logic that runs in 15ms on a browser or a server.

𓆣 Explain Derivations

Use me.explain(path) to audit how a computed value was produced.

const trace = me.explain("shops.2.menu.breakfast_deal");
console.log(trace);

Example trace:

{
  "path": "shops.2.menu.breakfast_deal",
  "value": 7,
  "derivation": {
    "expression": "latte.price + espresso.price - 1.5",
    "inputs": [
      {
        "label": "latte.price",
        "path": "shops.2.menu.latte.price",
        "value": 5,
        "origin": "public",
        "masked": false
      },
      {
        "label": "espresso.price",
        "path": "shops.2.menu.espresso.price",
        "value": 3.5,
        "origin": "public",
        "masked": false
      }
    ]
  },
  "meta": {
    "dependsOn": [
      "shops.2.menu.latte.price",
      "shops.2.menu.espresso.price"
    ]
  }
}

For runtime snapshots/debug:

me.inspect(); // memory + index + scopes
me.exportSnapshot();  // full portable state (Phase 7B)

𓃭 The Engine: Why it’s so fast?𓃭

While traditional databases get bogged down in heavy scans and slow joins, the .me Kernel doesn’t “search” for data—it navigates a Semantic Algebra.

𓎛 Incremental Intelligence (Phase 8)

Unlike standard reactive frameworks that re-render everything, .me uses an Inverted Dependency Index. When you define a formula (=), the Kernel maps the relationship. On mutation, only the affected nodes wake up. The Result: Local updates resolve in 15ms, achieving complexity (where is the specific dependency chain, not the size of the tree).

𓁟 Hermetic Sandbox (Phase C)

Security isn’t a “check”; it’s a grammar. We replaced eval() with a custom Shunting-yard + RPN evaluator. The Kernel is physically incapable of executing arbitrary code. It only resolves math and logic over its own validated paths.

Fractal Stealth (Phase 0 & 6)

Privacy is woven into the tree’s geometry.

Stealth Roots: Secret scopes ("_") are invisible to standard lookups. Deterministic Integrity: Calculations can cross from public to secret scopes (Phase 6) without ever exposing the sensitive keys in the audit trail (me.explain). Zero-Latency Portability (Phase 7A/B)

𓂀𓈖𓂀 ⟐ Your identity is Deterministic ⟐ 𓂀𓈖𓂀

By exporting “Memory” or “Snapshots”, you can teleport your entire state between a MacBook Air in Veracruz and a high-end server in London. The behavior is identical, bit-by-bit, because the logic is part of the state.

License

See the LICENSE file in the package root for details.

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