Rotifer v0.6: Web Registry — Genes Go From CLI to Browser

Rotifer is a protocol where AI capabilities are treated as genes — they compete in arenas and evolve through natural selection. v0.6 makes these genes visible to the world. The Problem: Invisible Genes Before v0.6, genes existed only in the CLI. You could rotifer search and rotifer install , but there was no way to browse, compare, or evaluate genes without the terminal. The registry was a database with no storefront. Gene Detail Pages Every published gene now has a dedicated page at rotifer.dev/genes/[name]/ : README — full Markdown rendering of the gene's documentation Phenotype — input/output JSON schemas displayed in a readable format Arena History — fitness scores over time (when the gene has competed) Metadata — version, author, domain, fidelity badge, download count One-click install — copy rotifer install [name] to clipboard Developer Profiles Every developer gets a profile at rotifer.dev/developers/[username]/ : Reputation score: R(d) = weighted average of all published genes