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What we did this week: Semantic generator improvements, ChatGPT integration, and “incorrect structures” in Sekura ELI Over the last seven days the Sekura team advanced the intelligence layer of Sekura ELI — our environment and language for fast, meaning-driven business-logic composition. The work focused on three pillars: a sturdier semantic generator, a more context-aware ChatGPT integration, and an experimental set of simplified developmental patterns we call “incorrect structures” that speed up intuition-building and early semantic bootstrapping. ...

How We Teach Language Like a Child — but Mindfully SekuraELI is an English practice tool built for adults who want to learn the way they once learned their first language — by listening, repeating, and using phrases in context. No grammar-first drills. No fear. Just practice that feels natural. 🌱 You already know how to learn a language A child doesn’t study grammar tables. They listen, imitate, and try. Over time those patterns become speaking habits. ...

Sekura Manager integrates RapidJSON, RocksDB, and a lock-free event loop to form the reactive core of Sekura Runtime.

Sekura Roadmap Update — October Progress Everything continues according to the plan outlined in our previous roadmap. Sekura’s development remains on schedule — preparing for the first public testing release (v0.1) in November 2025. ✅ October Achievements This month, Sekura completed the foundation of its asynchronous architecture, forming the technical core of the upcoming Sekura IDE. Highlights: Unified context model using shared_ptr<JsonEntry> — now referencing RapydJson for high-speed DOM parsing and serialization. Verified bidirectional synchronization between UI and Manager layers via integration tests. Manager now supports multi-threaded task handling, ensuring asynchronous updates and non-blocking operations. Implemented Lazy Merge Context (LMC) as the universal synchronization principle across UI, logic, and storage. These results mark the end of the architectural stage and the beginning of functional assembly. ...

The modern Internet is no longer a space of freedom. Today it’s a network of surveillance built on the collection and monetization of user data. Sekura is being created as a technological alternative: a private infrastructure where the user owns their data and decides who can access it — and when. The Problem: Privacy as an Illusion Most online services promise security, but in reality they control user data — storing it in centralized databases, indexing it, and using it for profiling. Even encrypted messengers and “cloud” platforms often contain hidden mechanisms of identification. Privacy on today’s Internet is not a technical guarantee but a matter of trust. Sekura proposes to change the very structure of trust. ...

Freedom, Justice, Protection, Evolution — a new vision of open code, economic fairness, and human creativity.

Sekura Roadmap: Next Steps After the foundation laid with Build, Launch & Monetize, it’s time to move into the next stage of Sekura’s evolution. Here’s our updated development path through early 2026 — from building tools to empowering creators. 🗓️ November 2025 — Sekura IDE Visual development environment for Sekura applications. A full-featured low-code editor for defining workflows, UI, logic, and integrations. Key points: Block-based visual designer Script injection and dynamic field linking ...

Sekura is a next-generation environment for rapid business application development and monetization. It connects two powerful streams: your data and your users’ actions. With Sekura, your team works only with the data and features allowed by their role. And as a creator, you don’t need to be a programmer or know the ins and outs of operating systems and databases. All you need is your business expertise — Sekura takes care of the rest. ...