PRODUCTS

A foundation for WebAssembly

A Rust runtime, a package registry, and an open direction for Wasm-native infrastructure.

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AVAILABLE · RUNTIME

Wasmd Runtime

Validate and execute Core 3.0, embed an engine in Rust, and host standard WASI workloads with explicit resource limits.

Explore the runtime →AVAILABLE · DISTRIBUTION

Wasm Native Registry

Publish immutable modules and components. Discover packages, inspect WIT interfaces, and distribute artifacts through Workers, D1, and private R2.

Explore the Registry →IMPLEMENTED · VERSIONED PROFILES

Components and WASI

Link typed components and run standard CLI and HTTP interfaces. Read each version’s support inventory and platform acceptance scope.

Check compatibility →DEVELOPER TOOLS

One CLI, from file to package

Inspect a local module, invoke an export, run an HTTP component, or pull and run a versioned Registry package.

Meet the CLI →EXECUTION CONTROL

Capabilities and budgets

Keep host access explicit. Bound execution with fuel, deadlines, cancellation, and memory, table, stack, and GC limits.

Understand the boundary →PLANNED · OPEN DESIGN

Native orchestration

Package and orchestration specifications are evolving. Scheduling, replicas, upgrades, and recovery remain roadmap work.

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THE WASMD APPROACH

Open standards. Explicit boundaries.

The runtime follows WebAssembly and WASI. The current Registry is available as a separate product. A complete native package standard and orchestration system remain design directions; Wasmd does not integrate Kubernetes.