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The Sakwala mark: seven rings inside a carved square, quartered by four channels; Vega, the fixed star at the heart, in gold; Lyra, the working agent, a smaller gold point riding the middle ring

සක්වළ · A complete world-system.

Sakwala holds all software and AI engineering work by Seevali under one sky.
Every project is a named body in orbit around the same center.
The system grows. The geometry holds.

Sakwala is a one-person studio.

SAKWALA.DEV · BY SEEVALI

THE ORBITS

  • SKW-01 · IN ORBIT · Affiant — Sworn provenance for every AI write.
  • SKW-02 · FORMING · InFrame — Auto-framing for the cameras Windows left behind.
  • SKW-03 · IN ORBIT · Ergane — An autonomous build loop. Specs in, reviewed commits out.
  • SKW-04 · ACTIVE · Moneta — The household ledger and the tax law, over chat.
  • SKW-05 · FORMING · Aoede Studio — The studio where an agent makes the films.

SKW-nn — the designation, frozen once assigned. IN ORBIT — public. ACTIVE — released, by invitation. FORMING — being built. Each name links to its catalog entry on sakwala.dev.

THE REPOSITORIES

  • affiant — the .NET framework. Ten packages on NuGet at 1.0.0-beta.3, with adapters for Semantic Kernel, Microsoft Agent Framework and Microsoft.Extensions.AI.
  • affiant-protocol — the rulebook: wire schemas, numbered invariants, and the conformance suite every implementation is held to.
  • affiant-ts — the TypeScript implementation, held to the same rulebook.
  • ergane — GitHub issues or an epic file go in; reviewed, committed code comes out one story at a time, each in a fresh agent session.

Site, demos and roadmap at affiant.dev. Affiant is pre-1.0; expect the API to move between prerelease tags. The Affiant repositories are Apache-2.0; Ergane is MIT. Issues and pull requests go to the repository they concern; everything else to hello@sakwala.dev.

The name and mark come from the Sakwala Chakraya — a chart cut into granite near Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka, conventionally dated to around the seventh century and read since 1911 as a map of the worlds. THE STONE BEHIND THE NAME →
One mark, carved twice. Once in stone. Once in code.

The Sakwala name and marks are Seevali's. The code is under the licences named in THE REPOSITORIES.