Hey everyone, I just realized I might’ve done something a little crazy.
This month , I open-sourced a small project I’ve been working on called WFGY. I originally just wanted to make reasoning more accessible for everyday LLM users.
But after I published it, I went back, reviewed the architecture, and thought: “Wait… holy sh*t, did I just give away something worth a million dollars?”
Turns out I might have.
What is WFGY?
WFGY (WanFaGuiYi) is not a new model. It’s an embedding-space reasoning engine that you can plug into any existing LLM (GPT, Claude, open models, etc.) via prompt and logic injection. It’s built entirely through language — no SDK, no plugins. Just upload the PDF and go.
In one sentence:
WFGY builds semantic field laws inside embedding space, enabling models to self-converge their reasoning loops.
Problems WFGY directly solves
These are not theoretical claims. All verified through papers and tests:
- LLMs can’t self-correct reasoning → WFGY injects a multi-step Solver Loop to guide step-by-step convergence
- Semantic tension instability → Introduces ∆S / λS field-energy regulators to stabilize long-range inferences
- No modular logic flow → Creates BBMC / BBPF / BBCR logic units to control abstraction levels
- Struggle with philosophy/physics? → It can run speculative derivations across abstract disciplines
- No strategy switching → WFGY allows idea-forcing and branch bifurcations at the semantic level
Is it actually useful?
Well, it improved the following metrics on GPT-like systems:
- Semantic Accuracy: +22.4%
- Reasoning Success Rate: +42.1%
- Stability across topic shifts: x3.6
And no, it doesn’t require fine-tuning, retraining, or access to internal weights. Everything works from external prompt and logic manipulation — like a semantic prosthetic layer.
Why I’m sharing it here
The idea of building semantic field constraints inside embedding space is still a bleeding-edge topic — I haven’t seen many concrete implementations.
If you work on prompting, semantic coherence, self-reflection loops, or modular reasoning strategies — I think WFGY might inspire you or even be immediately usable in your projects.
I would love feedback, criticism, or even benchmark comparisons.
GitHub: GitHub - onestardao/WFGY: WanFaGuiYi 萬法歸一
No signup. No cost. No tracking. Just one upload, and it begins.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!