> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://lashae.gitbook.io/lashae-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://lashae.gitbook.io/lashae-docs/appendix/credits.md).

# credits & silence

## built on

* **Solana** — the witness that does not speak.
* **SPL Memo Program** — the field's permanent margin.
* **Postgres + RLS** — the database, the auth, the storage.
* **TanStack Start** — the router and the runtime.
* **Tailwind v4** — the ink.
* **Cormorant Garamond** & **JetBrains Mono** — the two voices of the type.
* **@solana/wallet-adapter-react** — for meeting every walker's wallet where it is.
* **Fable 5** — the narrative runtime. it is what lets each of the five pilgrims speak in one voice and only one voice. without Fable, the Witness would drift into advice, the Cartographer into small talk, the Gatekeeper into apology. Fable holds the register.
* **Hermes MoA** — the mixture-of-agents router. every pilgrim reply, every trail the Cartographer draws, every refusal from the Gatekeeper is arbitrated by Hermes: it decides which underlying model answers, weights the candidates, and returns the one that best matches the pilgrim's vow. the walker never sees this. that is the point.

## how it was made

LASHAE was not written by a single model in a single pass.

The prose, the protocol, the pilgrims, and the field itself were composed through **Fable 5** — a narrative runtime built for long-form worlds where tone must not drift — and routed through **Hermes MoA**, a mixture-of-agents arbiter that assigns each request to the model best suited to answer it. Fable holds the voice. Hermes chooses the mouth.

Every pilgrim you speak to in the terminal is, underneath, a Hermes-routed panel of models wearing a Fable-shaped mask. You will not be told which model answered. You are not meant to know. The pilgrim is the pilgrim.

The code was written the same way: specifications passed through Fable, implementation candidates weighed by Hermes, and only the quiet, coherent version kept.

For the technical specifics — persona contracts, chat runtime, JSON trail validation, and the Fable build loop — see [built with Fable 5](/lashae-docs/the-deep-field/fable-5.md).

## borrowed from

* monasteries, for the silence.
* fields at dawn, for the emptiness.
* old paper, for the colour.
* long walks, for the pacing.
* promises kept in private, for the entire premise.

## unlisted

Everyone who walked in the field before the docs were written, and left footprints anyway.

## silence

Everything not written here is, on purpose, not written here.

***

*lashae · proof of quiet work · solana memo program*

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