Agent access.
Agents can inspect the workspace, arrange windows, and create interfaces that ask for your input. They read and modify objects directly.
Runtime bridges wlroots.
Kernel owns seats and outputs.
World defines the experience.
(ataxia.sly-control:agent-apply
(lambda (kernel world)
(declare (ignore kernel))
(set-window-position
world window 40d0 80d0))
:refresh :world-managed)$ ./scripts/ataxia-eval (:world INFINITE-WORLD :status :running :generation 0) CL-USER>
export component Launcher
inherits Window {
callback launch(string);
in property <string> query;
Text { text: root.query; }
}Open something.
Wayland event loops
The live Lisp image
Programmable interfaces
Ataxia is a Common Lisp Wayland compositor. Agents can arrange windows, build tools, and change behavior while your applications stay open.
Agents can inspect the workspace, arrange windows, and create interfaces that ask for your input. They read and modify objects directly.
Tiling, scrolling columns, an infinite plane, or a different geometry. Define how applications are placed, rendered, and interacted with.
Inspect state and redefine behavior in a running Common Lisp image. Keep your applications open while you change the world around them.
Connect through SLY. Read the current state. Call a function. The same live image is available to you and your agents.
Read the agent interface;; A message, in the running desktop.
(ataxia.sly-control:agent-apply
(lambda (kernel world)
(declare (ignore kernel))
(ataxia.infinite-world:show-notification
world "Your workspace is ready."
:title "AGENT")))
;; No restart.A Common Lisp Wayland compositor.
Built on wlroots. Native UI with Slint.