I'm making a recent project public: Weave: Universal Live-Migration and Snapshot/Restore for WebAssembly, across many of the most supported runtimes and hosts, including Web, Server-Side, and Bare-Metal. github.com/dphilla/weave Toyed with this idea like 5+ years ago, made small attempts with free time here and there since then, but Sol + Astra helped push it over the line in the last couple of weeks to this beta. Yes, I used AI assistance, as we basically all do now. Yes, the code is more verbose than I would like. No, this was not "vibe-coded". All that is to say though, I finished it in about 1/50th of the time it would have taken me otherwise to get it to a beta release like this, especially because of the extensive experimental period it took to decide on technical direction and architecture, which imo is where the current models really shine, even more so than straight code gen Check it out, feedback extremely welcome. Also, definitely seeking contributors to push it forward if anyone is interested, as I won't really have time to work on it in the foreseeable and immediate future. Note, this is a different type of thing than if you wanted to, say, live-migrate a Linux VM, or other virtualization abstractions tied to or emulating bare metal archs or those tied underlying kernels and storage and networking facilities or similar; some similarities, but several glaring differences. It's still a WIP, please hmu if you want to get involved and help out on it. DEMO: Weave. Technical details below --