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eFrog lifts supported code into Forge-compatible EML, then asks Forge to re-emit it. Hosted today: Python, C, JavaScript, Rust, and MATLAB. The local research package also produces bridge evidence bundles, audits, and a small Python/Rust benchmark corpus.
Your code
Python
Target language
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How it works
Supported code → EML → Forge targets
We extract the mathematical structure from your code, then re-emit it through Forge. The hosted path is small-fixture contract tested, not a claim that every arbitrary program will decompile. Private runs can attach evidence packets, artifact hashes, obligation reports, and bridge benchmark results.
You paste
Drop in Python, C, JavaScript, Rust, or MATLAB. We auto-detect the language.
We do the math
Supported scalar math functions become equation trees. Covered loops unroll. Covered conditionals flatten.
Out comes the new code
Re-emit hosted examples as Python, C, JavaScript, Rust, MATLAB, or route Forge-compatible EML to Pro targets.