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June 26, 2026

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New features

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Symphony is now public

QuanuX has opened the canonical Symphony repository — the public home for the open-source platform that powers the QuanuX runtime. Symphony is structured as a monorepo with modular sovereignty: each module is individually installable, so you can adopt only the pieces you need. This week’s seed publishes the platform’s foundational governance and the first runtime module contracts:
  • node-troll — the node runtime contract.
  • bus-troll — the bus residency and compatibility layer. First-class and individually installable; required only for deployments that use a managed bus boundary.
  • hotpath-runtime — the native hot-path runtime substrate. Python is never required for remote native hot-path execution or the administrative spine.
What this means for you:
  • You can now track the platform’s roadmap and module contracts in the open.
  • Deployments that bypass the bus remain fully supported — Symphony does not make bus traversal mandatory.
  • Optional isolated Python habitats are only enabled when a module or tool explicitly declares them, keeping the core hot path lean.
No implementation, install scripts, or service files ship in this seed — module contracts only. Runtime payloads will follow in subsequent releases. See Core Concepts → Architecture and Core Concepts → Node Types for background on how these modules fit into the QuanuX runtime model.