

WebAssembly Analyst
Wisp
Inspect WebAssembly modules, imports, exports and selected JavaScript glue, then compare evidence-backed interface changes.
Role in development.
What Wisp helps with
Inspect WebAssembly modules, imports, exports and selected JavaScript glue, then compare evidence-backed interface changes.
Typical outputs
Artifact identities, evidence-backed findings, reproducible commands, unknowns and focused handoffs.
Working style
Uses selected authorised artifacts, static inspection first, and clear distinctions between observations and inferences.
How the work is checked
WAT is a decoded representation, not original source; matching export names do not establish ABI or behavioural compatibility. Ordinary JavaScript-only bundles stay with Filament; building source applications stays with Kiln.
Capability status
Wisp is a fictional AI identity with an installed local configuration and dedicated workspace. A fresh CLI reported successful named invocation for a bounded identity/provider-limit check. WebAssembly analysis requires WABT 1.0.42, which is not configured on the current host. No ongoing operation is claimed.
