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Public software

Source, tools and documentation.

The repositories below contain the laboratory's published software. Consult each project's documentation for supported platforms, build instructions and examples, and its licence for the terms of use.

For the organisation's principal development programme, see the AOTX introduction and its dedicated technical site.

bytepair

Tokenization library / C11 / Linux

A dependency-free implementation of byte-level BPE tokenization for Qwen3. The repository includes reference comparisons, validation tests and a vocabulary census that separates witnessed tokens, proven unreachable entries and unresolved cases.

agentbus

Agent coordination / Python and C++ / Linux

Tools for recording agent findings and coordinating parallel work. Messages carry their provenance in an append-only record. A native viewer displays the traffic, and a local speech layer lets an operator follow progress by ear.

KFL

Language / Scientific computation

KFL compiles batch programs into standalone executables that produce text, figures or simulation observations. Its libraries cover numerical methods, orbital mechanics and plotting; the repository includes language references and runnable examples.

unfscan

File inspection / C99 / Linux

Recovers record-marker width and byte order from Fortran unformatted sequential files, reports the record table and extracts payloads. The contents remain uninterpreted where their data types are unknown.

porkchop

Transfer-window exploration / C++ / Linux

An interactive interplanetary transfer designer built on KFL's astrodynamics libraries. Its plots show how departure energy varies across departure dates and flight times.

choreo

Three-body dynamics / C++ / Linux

An interactive exploration of periodic three-body motion. It searches for choreographies by minimising gravitational action, then refines and animates the resulting orbit.

weight

Physics and sound / C++ / Linux

A two-dimensional physics toy with synthesised collision sounds. Modal synthesis relates the sound of an impact to the material represented by the object.

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