Stanford Heuristic Programmirg Project July 1978 Memo HPP-78-12

This paper is a "final report" on the first version of the CRYSALIS project. As such, we will summarize the current state of the system and show where we plan to go with it. We have found that a design (in the software eng ineer ing sense) is a valuable tool for the evaluation and augmentation of a program, even when the design is done ex post facto. Using such a design, we discuss the major flaws of the existing system and how to correct them. Finally, we show how the architecture of this system could be useful for certain other task domains.