Preamble references universal dignity, equality, and rights. Page content does not engage with these themes—it describes a technical compiler tool. No observable signals relative to Preamble principles.

Article 1 asserts equality and dignity. Page makes no claims about equality or dignity; it is a product description.

Article 2 forbids discrimination. Page does not discuss discrimination, eligibility, or access criteria.

Article 3 guarantees life, liberty, security of person. Page does not address these security interests.

Article 4 prohibits slavery. No observable content related to labor, slavery, or forced servitude.

Article 5 prohibits torture and cruel treatment. No observable content engaging with this principle.

Article 6 recognizes right to recognition before law. Page does not address legal personhood or recognition.

Article 7 guarantees equal protection before law. Page makes no claims about legal protection or equality.

Article 8 provides remedy for rights violations. Page does not discuss remedies or accountability mechanisms.

Article 9 prohibits arbitrary arrest. No observable content related to detention or state authority.

Article 10 guarantees fair and public hearing. Page does not address judicial process or fairness.

Article 11 addresses criminal accountability. Page does not engage with criminal law or liability.

Article 12 protects privacy, family, home, correspondence. Page does not discuss privacy protections or family rights.

Article 13 guarantees freedom of movement and residence. Page does not address movement or residence rights.

Article 14 guarantees asylum. Page does not address asylum or refuge.

Article 15 guarantees right to nationality. Page does not address nationality or citizenship.

Article 16 guarantees rights to marriage and family. Page does not address family, marriage, or domestic relations.

Article 17 guarantees property rights. Page does not discuss property ownership or economic rights.

Article 18 guarantees freedom of thought, conscience, religion. Page does not address these freedoms.

Article 19 guarantees freedom of opinion and expression. Page publishes technical documentation and project overview without apparent censorship or gatekeeping. Single creator identified; no editorial barriers observable. Mild positive signal from transparent disclosure of intent and mechanism.

Article 20 guarantees freedom of assembly and association. Page does not address these rights or facilitate assembly.

Article 21 guarantees political participation and suffrage. Page does not engage with political participation or voting.

Article 22 guarantees social security and welfare. Page does not address social safety net or welfare.

Article 23 guarantees work rights and fair labor conditions. Page is a product description, not an employment or labor platform.

Article 24 guarantees rest and leisure. Page does not address work conditions or leisure rights.

Article 25 guarantees adequate standard of living including health and welfare. Page does not address health, housing, or welfare.

Article 26 guarantees right to education. Page describes a tool that democratizes code generation via natural language—reducing barriers to programming literacy. No pricing or access restriction observable. Mild positive signal for accessibility to technical knowledge.

Article 27 guarantees participation in cultural and scientific life. Page presents a technical innovation advancing computational theory and practice. Public release of whitepaper and proof-of-concept invites scientific engagement. Mild positive signal from transparency and open knowledge contribution.

Article 28 calls for international order respecting rights. Page is a single-developer tool; no claims about international governance or systems.

Article 29 sets duties and limits on rights exercise. Page does not address duties or limits on rights.

Article 30 prohibits destruction of rights. Page does not engage with prevention of rights destruction.