jordanhubbard/nanolang

regenerate-nanolang-developer-overview

Regenerate and refresh the NanoLang developer presentation and narrative from current language, compiler, NanoISA, NanoVM, and release evidence.

nanovm-opcode-debugging

Diagnose NanoVM opcode, stack, value, and FFI failures with the optional NANO_VM_TRACE instrumentation.

release-readiness

Inspect GitHub issues and pull requests before a NanoLang release, scope them to the release in progress, and close stale work only with an explicit, auditable annotation.

roadmap-execution

Plan and execute repository product work through docs/ROADMAP.md. Use this before starting features, refactors, optimization programs, or other work with multiple deliverables. Add ordered checkboxes first, execute from top to bottom, and mark only verified…

reading-nanolang

Read, understand, and write current NanoLang (.nano) source correctly. Use this whenever you inspect, review, or generate NanoLang, including src_nano/ and NanoLang modules. Covers current calls, equal-precedence operators, local inference, optional else,…

mac-task-tracking

Track issues and work items for this repository using the MAC hub task ledger (`mac task`). Use this whenever you need to find available work, file a follow-up issue, claim a task, or close one. NanoLang uses `mac task` — NOT bd/beads, NOT…

session-completion

Land the plane at the end of a work session: run quality gates, update task status, and — critically — commit AND push so no work is stranded locally. Use this whenever you are wrapping up changes in this repository. Work is NOT complete until `git push`…