Stellaria Studio

让技术与创作自然相连。
Independent creative & technology collaboration for compute systems, creative tools, and original worlds.

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Stellaria Studio is an independent creative & technology collaboration building graphics and compute infrastructure, AI systems, modern production tools, and original content.

We are intentionally a small team. Instead of spreading across many disconnected projects, we try to build a few reusable foundations deeply enough that research, engineering, products, and actual creative production can reinforce one another.

Stellaria Studio currently operates as an independent collaboration rather than a registered company.

Worlds is not a demo appendix for Compute. It is where the tools meet real creative work. The constraints found in production flow back into Compute as engineering requirements, benchmarks, and research questions.

Four primary lines share one evolving compute foundation.

Basic Series is the shared systems layer rather than a collection of isolated tools.

• Basic — a compute-first realtime engine, editor and runtime for modern interactive graphics and creator workflows.
• BasicX — the unified compute platform for heterogeneous execution, scheduling, inference, training and multi-task workloads.
• SPX — the operator, kernel and precision layer, including Stellaria precision profiles and device-qualified execution paths.
• StSL — Stellaria's GPU shading / compute language and compiler toolchain.

BasicX, SPX and StSL are designed to be reused across product lines rather than duplicated inside each application.

Research · models · kernels · systems
                  ↓
              Basic Series
      Basic · BasicX · SPX · StSL
                  ↓
      Synaeris · Veyra · Auralis
                  ↓
      real products & creative work
                  ↓
           Stellaria Worlds
                  ↓
 feedback · constraints · benchmarks
                  ↺

This loop is central to how Stellaria is built: infrastructure should be exercised by real products, and products should generate concrete pressure for better infrastructure.

技术进步不应以取代创作者为目标，组织发展也不应建立在封闭、打压与恶性竞争之上。

We want technology to expand what creators can do, not make creators the thing to be removed. We prefer sustainable development, open collaboration, clear technical boundaries, and giving capable people more room to build.

Even when a system becomes competitive, the goal is not to win by closing the door behind it.

A significant part of Stellaria Compute is still under active private development while interfaces, release boundaries, licensing, and long-term maintenance are being stabilized.

Public repositories therefore represent only the currently released slice of Stellaria Studio. We publish selected code, experiments, specifications, research artifacts and releases when they are ready to be maintained as public work.

For the current project map and progress, start with the official website and Devlog.

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