# LEDATIC

> Intelligence services from Reilly Gomez. Self-hosting programming language, compiler-verified self-training AI, and autonomous neural control — built from scratch with minimal dependencies.

LEDATIC is the engineering practice of Reilly Gomez. The work centers on intelligence systems where the substrate and the model are co-designed: Rail, a 4,400-line self-hosting language that targets ARM64, x86_64, Linux, and WebAssembly, plus a self-training flywheel that uses the Rail compiler as the oracle for every training example. If it compiles, it's correct.

Hire LEDATIC for: compiler-verified AI training pipelines, custom inference stacks on Apple Silicon and consumer GPUs, autonomous control systems, and language design where footprint and reliability matter more than convenience.

## Intelligence services

- [Self-training flywheel](https://ledatic.org/#work): compiler-as-oracle loop. An LLM proposes Rail code, the compiler verifies it, passes get harvested as training data. 7,600+ verified programs, Gemma 4 fine-tuned in-house, 14/30 strict benchmark.
- [Custom inference stacks](https://ledatic.org/system): MLX servers on Apple Silicon, CUDA QLoRA on RTX-class GPUs, tiered routing with prompt caching and structured outputs.
- [Autonomous neural control](https://ledatic.org/#work): real-time neural autopilots written in pure Rail. Microsecond inference, no Python at runtime. Live competition entry.
- [Distributed compute fleet](https://ledatic.org/system): three nodes, three architectures (ARM64 + x86_64 + edge), all orchestrated in the language being trained.

## Rail — the substrate

- [Rail on GitHub](https://github.com/zemo-g/rail): self-hosting language, BSL 1.1. 4,400 lines, four backends, byte-identical fixed point, 92/92 tests, 714 KB binary, zero C dependencies.
- [Live playground](https://ledatic.org/#playground): seven Rail programs compiled to WebAssembly, running in your browser. Closures, ADTs, pattern matching. No install.
- [Sandboxed online compiler](https://compile.ledatic.org): public Rail compiler with AST whitelist and WASM import validation. Try real Rail without leaving the tab.
- [System / mission control](https://ledatic.org/system): live infrastructure view. Fleet status, model ports, training rounds, full technical detail.

## Background

- [About Reilly](https://ledatic.org/#about): nine years running a food production business before moving full-time into systems engineering. Builds things that work with minimal resources.
- [Story / timeline](https://ledatic.org/#story): how Rail went from 21,000 lines of Rust in January 2026 to a self-hosting language with four backends and a self-training flywheel by April.
- [Technical numbers](https://ledatic.org/#technical): line counts, binary sizes, target list, dependency count. Honest comparisons.

## Contact

- Email: reillygomez13@icloud.com
- GitHub: https://github.com/zemo-g
- Site: https://ledatic.org