Sley

Sley 1.x Legacy / Apache-2.0

Sley 1.x Legacy

The complete human-readable line: self-hosted, open source, with published release evidence. Sley 1.2.1 is the final 1.x release; new work happens in Sley 2, the machine-native system for AI agents.

Sley 1.x · complete · Apache-2.0

Sley 1.x is complete, and it stays open

  • Complete: the human-readable architecture is finished.
  • v1.2.1 is the final 1.x release, for Linux x86_64.
  • Self-hosted: the 1.x compiler owns its parser, checker, lint, runtime, bootstrap and reports, all written in Sley.
  • Agent-native from the start: structural inspection (AST, graph slices, queries), planned edits, deterministic receipts and authority gates. Sley 2 builds on that workflow.
  • License: Apache-2.0, like Sley 2 at sley-lang/sley.

Release evidence

Sley 1.2 by the numbers

Recorded on v1.2.0 (2026-08-27) and carried into the final v1.2.1 release.

  • 38 release targets · 99 report schemas · 187 contract fixtures · 72 corpus cases · 264 integration checks · 11 release-packet checks · 4 public-release checks
  • The self-hosted compiler passes the full verification suite and ships with a local CLI
  • Sensitive host actions pass through deterministic authority gates
38 / 38release targets
99report schemas
187 / 187contract fixtures
264 / 264integration checks
Legacy repositoryv1.2.1 releaseClaim evidence

When to use Sley 1.x Legacy

  • You already run Sley 1.x programs
  • You want structural workflows over human-readable source
  • You want to study, experiment with, or fork the self-hosted 1.x compiler

Legacy questions

Common questions about Sley 1.x

Is Sley 1.x still available?

Yes. Sley 1.x lives at GreyforgeLabs/sley-legacy under Apache-2.0; v1.2.1 is its final release, for Linux x86_64. Existing users, researchers and forks are welcome.

Is Sley 1.x compatible with Sley 2?

No. Sley 2 is a clean break, rebuilt from the ground up for machines. Sley 1.x programs stay on the 1.x line. The Chronicle explains why.

Why Sley 2: the Chronicle