Hi HN! I'm Nnamdi from OBINexus Computing. I've been working on LibPolyCall, a program-first protocol that eliminates language barriers in distributed systems. The Problem: Every API needs separate implementations for Python, Node.js, Java, etc. This creates duplicate code, maintenance nightmares, and debugging hell across microservices. Our Solution: LibPolyCall provides:

Single API definition → automatic polyglot implementations Zero-trust security at the protocol level Cryptographically-seeded GUIDs for perfect bug reproduction Silent telemetry capturing every interaction Hot-swappable adapters without downtime

Key Innovation: We've moved from "binding-first" to "program-first" architecture. Instead of writing language-specific bindings, you define your API once and LibPolyCall handles the translation. Real Metrics:

Reduced integration time by 75% in pilot deployments Zero-overhead FFI calls through direct memory mapping 100% state reproducibility for debugging Supports Python, Node.js, Rust, Go (more coming)

Use Cases:

Legacy COBOL systems talking to modern microservices Cross-language microservice communication Unified telemetry across polyglot systems Hot-swapping components without downtime

Currently in v1trial. Looking for feedback from teams dealing with polyglot complexity. GitHub: https://github.com/obinexus/libpolycall Docs: github.com/obinexus /libpolycall/docs Video Demo: ionhttps://youtube.com/@obinexus/playlists (search libpolycall) Happy to answer questions about the architecture, zero-trust implementation, or our approach to solving the polyglot problem!