ONE LANGUAGE, ONE ARCHITECTURE
Program structure, typed values, control flow, reporting, configuration, validation and KUMO views belong to the same HSK environment. Each capability follows the same architectural principles, allowing applications to grow without replacing their original structure.
/usr/local/bin/hsk application.hsk
HSK ARCHITECTURE
Systems establish the application boundary, units organize related behavior and commands contain executable HSK statements.
Types, variables, functions, classes, conditions, loops and error handling remain part of the language itself.
HSK verifies structure, declarations, references, types and supported operations before an application continues.
Routes, pages, metadata, themes, forms and dedicated error views are expressed directly through HSK.
ECOSYSTEM
HSK defines application behavior and language structure. KUMO provides application routing and view composition. HSKON carries structured application data and theme definitions, while HCONF provides compact configuration for HSK applications and services.
INSPECTION AND VALIDATION
Kagami Kensho (Runtime Inspection & Validation) provides HSK-specific inspection and validation facilities. It supports interactive examination and diagnostic output while preserving the terminology and rules of the HSK application being inspected.