Rotifer v0.6: Web Registry — Genes Go From CLI to Browser

Rotifer is a protocol where AI capabilities are treated as genes — they compete in arenas and evolve through natural selection. v0.6 makes these genes visible to the world. The Problem: Invisible Genes Before v0.6, genes existed only in the CLI. You could rotifer search and rotifer install, but there was no way to browse, compare, or evaluate genes without the terminal. The registry was a database with no storefront. Gene Detail Pages Every published gene now has a dedicated page at rotifer.dev/genes/[name]/: README — full Markdown rendering of the gene's documentation Phenotype — input/output JSON schemas displayed in a readable format Arena History — fitness scores over time (when the gene has competed) Metadata — version, author, domain, fidelity badge, download count One-click install — copy rotifer install [name] to clipboard Developer Profiles Every developer gets a profile at rotifer.dev/developers/[username]/: Reputation score: R(d) = weighted average of all published genes Ful