Kat said she was aiming to ship @universalweave 0.5.0 by September 5th and she shipped it. I went through the release notes and this is much more than a version bump. github.com/transkatgirl/univ… Graph layout is now built directly into universal-weave. Developers can use the built-in implementation or build their own through the new Layouter trait. Bézier curve fitting is included, the legacy DependentWeave format is still supported, and a huge amount of the core has been cleaned up and optimized. Basically, the graphing work @transkatgirl has been grinding on for weeks is no longer just progress sitting in commits. It is now a published release that other developers can actually build with. And now the work moves toward the text manipulation layer. That is the part that can make all of this feel normal to the user. You should not need to understand trees or DAGs just to use a Loom. Editing a Weave should eventually feel as natural as editing a regular text document, while all the branching and structure happens underneath. 0.5.0 puts the graph foundation in place. The next releases start making that foundation easier to build real products on top of. $weave