Automated summary
Provides a catalog of NeuroScript's standard library primitives and composite neurons, listing signatures, shapes, and categories for quick lookup.
Strengths
- Comprehensive listing of all available neurons.
- Includes decision tree for selecting the right neuron.
- Live commands to fetch current primitives.
- Organized by category with usage tips.
Limitations
- Does not include detailed implementation or training code.
- Live commands depend on compiled binary at ./target/release/neuroscript.
- Limited to NeuroScript language.
Use when you need to quickly find the correct neuron name and signature for a neural network component in NeuroScript.
Do not use for general Python deep learning frameworks like PyTorch, nor for debugging or training procedures.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill runs read-only shell commands (grep, sed, neuroscript list) to catalog library contents. No destructive or exfiltrating actions.
No concerns found
How this analysis is madeExamples
What is the signature of the Linear neuron in NeuroScript's standard library?I need a normalization layer for a transformer model. Which neuron should I use according to the NeuroScript standard library?List all available primitive neurons in the NeuroScript standard library.name: ns-stdlib description: NeuroScript standard library catalog. Lists all primitive and composite neurons with signatures, shapes, parameters, and categories. Use when looking up available neurons, checking signatures, or finding which neuron to use. allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob, Bash
NeuroScript Standard Library Catalog
Available Primitives (live)
!grep -A1 'self\.register(' src/stdlib_registry.rs | grep '"' | sed 's/.*"\([^"]*\)".*/\1/' | sort
Composite Library Neurons (live)
!for f in stdlib/FFN.ns stdlib/Residual.ns stdlib/MultiHeadAttention.ns stdlib/TransformerBlock.ns stdlib/TransformerStack.ns stdlib/MetaNeurons.ns; do [ -f "$f" ] && echo "=== $f ===" && ./target/release/neuroscript list "$f" 2>/dev/null; done
Category Index
| Category | Primitives | Use For | |----------|-----------|---------| | Core | Linear, Bias, Scale, MatMul, Einsum | Dense layers, linear transforms | | Activations | GELU, ReLU, Tanh, Sigmoid, SiLU, Softmax, Mish, PReLU, ELU | Non-linearities | | Normalization | LayerNorm, RMSNorm, GroupNorm, BatchNorm, InstanceNorm | Stabilizing training | | Regularization | Dropout, DropPath, DropConnect | Preventing overfitting | | Convolution | Conv1d, Conv2d, Conv3d, DepthwiseConv, SeparableConv, TransposedConv | Spatial feature extraction | | Pooling | MaxPool, AvgPool, AdaptiveAvgPool, GlobalAvgPool, AdaptiveMaxPool, GlobalMaxPool | Spatial reduction | | Embeddings | Embedding, PositionalEncoding, LearnedPositionalEmbedding, RotaryEmbedding | Token/position encoding | | Structural | Identity, Fork, Fork3, ForkN, Add, Multiply, Concat, Reshape, Transpose, Flatten, Split, Slice, Pad | Routing and reshaping (implicit fork preferred for splitting) | | Attention | ScaledDotProductAttention, MultiHeadSelfAttention | Attention mechanisms | | Debug | Log | Debugging tensor flow |
Decision Tree: Which Neuron?
Need to transform features? → Linear(in_dim, out_dim)
Need non-linearity? → GELU() (default), ReLU() (legacy), SiLU() (modern)
Need normalization? → LayerNorm(dim) (transformer), RMSNorm(dim) (efficient), BatchNorm(dim) (CNN)
Need residual connection? → in -> (main, skip) + processing + Add() (implicit fork)
Need N-way split? → in -> (a, b, c, ...) (implicit fork — any number of outputs)
Need to concatenate? → Concat(dim=-1) — takes 2 inputs via named ports
Need attention? → MultiHeadSelfAttention(d_model, heads) (complete) or compose from ScaledDotProductAttention(d_k)
Need convolution? → Conv2d(in_ch, out_ch, kernel) (standard), SeparableConv(...) (efficient)
Need position info? → PositionalEncoding(seq, dim) (sinusoidal), RotaryEmbedding(dim, seq) (modern)
Standard Library Composites
The stdlib/ directory provides higher-level neurons built from primitives:
- FFN.ns — Feed-forward networks:
FFN(dim, expansion),FFNWithHidden(in, hidden, out) - TransformerBlock.ns —
SimpleTransformerBlock(dim),TransformerBlock(dim, heads, d_ff) - TransformerStack.ns —
TransformerStack2(d, heads, d_ff),SequentialTransformer(d, heads, d_ff) - MetaNeurons.ns —
ParallelFFN(dim)and routing patterns
See references/primitives-by-category.md for full signatures.
See references/composite-library.md for stdlib neuron details.
See references/impl-format.md for how impl references map to Python.
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