The team's single Electron workbench — kernel engineering, R&D, content authoring, and research, all in one place. Built to build MUSE. Not part of it.
GLYPH replaced a scatter of separate tools with a single Electron application, organized into dockable panels: a terminal, a session history and commit-logging panel, an architecture search browser, a wiki reader, an oracle-variable registry — and visual tools like TESSERA and PYTHIA embedded inside it as their own webviews.
GLYPH doesn't simulate anything. It's the environment the team works in to build the things that do. It graduated from a personal tool to a Laboratories one the same way any Workshop build can: the whole team relies on it now, not just its original author.
Honest status: this is a team tool, not a shipping product — no public screenshots or feature tour yet. This page will grow as GLYPH's own story is ready to tell.