Current Capabilities

RelGeo is a relation-first language with several real surfaces already working together.

What Exists Today

Together, these surfaces show RelGeo operating as a language, a toolchain, and a set of usage surfaces rather than only as a conceptual proposal.

The active language spec provides the contract.

The renderer proves concrete output.

The CLI, playground, and language service provide usage and integration paths.

The markdown plugins provide insertion paths into text-native media.

The local workbench points toward richer authoring surfaces.

The active spec serves as the language contract followed by the implementation.

The primary SVG renderer carries the language contract all the way into concrete output.

The CLI, language service, and playground form the usage, testing, and integration paths.

The remark plugins show one important direction for RelGeo:

This surface makes it clear that RelGeo can live comfortably inside text-native media without losing its identity as a language.

The early desktop app or workbench shows the direction toward fuller authoring surfaces beyond markdown and the browser.

RelGeo already has a real foundation across language, rendering, tooling, and usage surfaces.

Some surfaces are already mature enough for active use.

Others are still being strengthened as public product surfaces.