Lazar framework emphasizes controlled self-evolution via protected Rust core
jasonkneen · x · 2026-08-15
Lazar prioritizes a secure boundary where skills, memory, and logs can evolve around a small Rust runtime, but the runtime itself is protected. Changing the core requires a proposal, review, rebuild, and verification process. The design emphasizes controlled self-evolution.
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