World Interpreter Engine

A minimal engine that turns real-world signals into meaningful, replayable events and human-readable timelines.

World Interpreter Engine starts from a practical frustration: raw data is often technically correct and still useless.

Electricity usage, time ranges, and sensor readings are not stories by themselves. The engine maps raw signals into events, then turns those events into a timeline that can be read like memory.

Why it exists

Because 120W does not mean much alone.

But “someone cooked”, “the AC ran too long”, or “something abnormal happened” is closer to how people actually understand a place.

Direction

The long-term direction is a replayable world: environments that remember themselves, events that can be queried as stories, and logs that become a memory layer instead of a pile of numbers.