The VRIL LABS open-source surface is intentionally small while the broader research stack matures. The repositories below are live, MIT-licensed, and ready to integrate: VRIL-KEM, a post-quantum Key Encapsulation Mechanism, and VRIL-ZIP, a lossless entropy compression library. Everything else on the roadmap is in active research and will land here when it ships.
All are MIT-licensed, versioned, and open to issues and pull requests. Click through to the repo for installation, full API reference, and examples.
A post-quantum Key Encapsulation Mechanism built on Module Learning With Errors (M-LWE). Drop-in replacement for classical key exchange in TLS, SSH, or any application-layer protocol. Three parameter sets from Level 3 to Level 5+. IND-CCA2 proven via EasyCrypt. Released today as v1.2-rc1.
A lossless compression library built around modern entropy coding. Designed as a clean, reviewable building block — no hidden tricks, no opaque dependencies, no marketing claims. Read the README for benchmarks, usage, and the current roadmap.
The JavaScript runtime that powers the browser experience at vril.li — including the CrystalWindow modal engine, ticker plumbing, theme switching, and GitHub repository browser. Pure ES5, zero dependencies, and available as a drop-in browser bundle.
The diagram above sketches where the stack is headed. Not every box is published code — most are research lines under active investigation. We don't ship docs for things that don't exist yet.
Live: VRIL-KEM (post-quantum key exchange, v1.2-rc1), VRIL-ZIP (lossless compression library), and VRIL.js (the browser runtime powering vril.li). All are linked above.
In active research: VRIL-MESH (cross-platform quantum-encrypted network client), CVKDF (cascading key derivation), VRIL-HASH, VRIL-SIGN, and the betterFANN (VRIL-AI) inference work. Documentation, APIs, and audited releases will appear on this page as each component reaches a publishable state.
Not promised: We're deliberately not publishing speculative APIs, draft specs, or architecture documents for unreleased components. When something ships, it ships with real code, real tests, and real docs — not before.
Follow the VRIL LABS GitHub organisation → for release notifications, or check this page periodically.