The Composable
Substrate for
Context

Meaning∘Data — composed, not separated.

Git-grounded. Universally addressable. Adaptable to every Context∘Value.

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Blake3sealed

01 — The Problem

Context is not
metadata.

The entire stack assumes meaning and data can be separated — into schemas, docs, LLM-generated markdown, bigger context windows. They can't. Every separation creates Meaning Drift: a gap that widens silently with every deploy, migration, and team handoff.

Kantext composes Meaning∘Data — context and value fuse at composition time. Meaning doesn't drift because it was never separated.

⛩️ Boundaryvocabulary · types · shapeContextreal values · instancesExtensionoverrides · signals⟐ Holograph

02 — The Guarantee

The artifact is the proof.

WHEREGit · GitHub · IPFSWHATHolograph + Blake3WHOSSH key · identity🔏SEALED

Every composition is cryptographically sealed. WHERE it came from. WHAT it contains. WHO sealed it. No audit log. No external validation service. The proof travels with the data.

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03 — The Result

Every layer you add
reduces complexity.

In every other system, another source means another integration point, another schema to maintain, another place where meaning drifts. Kantext inverts this.

K-way merge unifies any number of sources into a single Holograph. Each layer composes into what exists — richer context, constant-time navigation. No integration points. No schema maintenance. Complexity folds.

Compose in your browser.

Real composition engine compiled to WASM. Write Kantext, see the Holograph build live. No install.

Kantext Playground
input.kant
Infrastructure
Prometheus
scrape_interval: 15s
retention: 30d
Grafana
auth_provider: oauth
→ Holograph
Infrastructure/
Prometheus/
scrape_interval15s
retention30d
Grafana/
auth_provideroauth
✓ 6 points • sealed