GridLock is an experimental, high-performance MPI graphical debugger frontend for x86_64 Linux. Built native on Wayland using Qt6 and largely generated via AI-driven development (vibe-coding), it provides synchronized multi-rank stepping, memory hex/ASCII dumping, and native SLURM/Spack integration for scientific computing.

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GridLock is an experimental, high-performance MPI graphical debugger frontend for x86_64 Linux. Built native on Wayland using Qt6 and largely generated via AI-driven development (vibe-coding), it provides synchronized multi-rank stepping, memory hex/ASCII dumping, and native SLURM/Spack integration for scientific computing.

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GridLock is an experimental, high-performance MPI graphical debugger frontend for x86_64 Linux. Built native on Wayland using Qt6 and largely generated via AI-driven development (vibe-coding), it provides synchronized multi-rank stepping, memory hex/ASCII dumping, and native SLURM/Spack integration for scientific computing.

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