This is a submission for the Redis AI Challenge: Real-Time AI Innovators.
What I Built
Resigil is a quantum-resistant, AI-powered command-line interface built in Rust and Python for the Redis AI 3000 Challenge. It encodes source code and strings into non-repeating symbolic sigil files that only RedisAI can interpret and execute. These sigils aren’t just encrypted—they’re alive with meaning, designed for introspection, simulation, and secure cognition.
At its core is the Think Pad, a split-terminal interface that logs every user action, system response, and AI “thought” in real time. It’s a living feedback loop—part debugger, part narrator, part symbolic mirror.
Demo
https://youtu.be/foyDqFc0JK0?si=lCOE4lsdx6nKQ32e
or
https://github/LooneyRichie/Resigil
How I used RedisAI
Resigil uses RedisAI as its symbolic execution engine—transforming encrypted sigil files into live, introspective output. Each sigil is encoded with quantum-resistant logic and stored in Redis, then executed via AI.SCRIPTRUN using Python-based symbolic scripts. RedisAI handles tensor operations (AI.TENSORSET, AI.TENSORGET) to simulate cognition, while Redis Streams and pub/sub architecture enable real-time feedback through the Think Pad interface. This setup allows Resigil to act as a living system: every encoded file becomes a secure, interpretable artifact, and every execution is logged, narrated, and visualized. RedisAI doesn’t just run code—it reflects symbolic intent.
Creator
Richie Looney Solo submission for the Redis AI Challenge Open to sponsorship, contracts, and collaborative development
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