Launching Memory Stream by CMPSBL on March 13 — available now for early explorers
After about 14 months of building, I’m launching Memory Stream by CMPSBL on Product Hunt on March 13.
It’s an AI infrastructure layer where you can discover, package, and export working software pipelines automatically.
Inside the system there are around 1000 capabilities across 40 autonomous nodes, which creates a design space larger than a million times the stars in the observable universe. The Memory Stream explores that space and crystallizes the most interesting discoveries.
Some of those discoveries become exported, reusable software pipelines.
The rarest can even export designs for computer chips.
The goal is simple: create infrastructure where machines can dream, adapt, and evolve software as primitives, but can also take part in software and hardware creation, at the root level.
It’s technically launching March 13, but I opened it early for anyone curious enough to explore it now.
Would love feedback from builders and researchers here.
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Hey everyone — Kenneth here, the builder behind CMPSBL.
This system started as an experiment:
What happens if software has memory, can explore its own capability space, and discover new pipelines automatically?
That experiment turned into the Memory Stream.
Inside the substrate there are currently 940+ capabilities across 40 autonomous nodes. The Memory Stream explores combinations of those capabilities and when something useful emerges, it crystallizes it into a reusable pipeline.
Each pipeline can be exported with a small runtime so it works outside the system as real software. Some rare ones can even export hardware descriptions for silicon.
The goal isn’t to build another AI tool.
It’s to build infrastructure where software can dream, adapt, and evolve.
I’ve been building this mostly solo for the past 14 months, so I’m genuinely curious what people think.
Happy to answer anything — architecture, pipelines, the Memory Stream, or the weird parts.