Lindsey Spratt is a veteran system architect and software engineer with a multi-decade career focused on logic programming, programming language design, and data management systems. Currently Lead Developer at Graphstax, Lindsey leads the implementation of an ISO-standard Prolog in the Logic Virtual Machine, reflecting a long-standing thread of building analysis-oriented, highly concurrent, ontological deductive databases. Past work includes extending Multics with data management services, creating CASE tools for IBM COBOL, and designing a visual logic programming language based on set-partitioning constraints—projects that blend formal logic with practical tooling. With advanced degrees from MIT and the University of Kansas and a research background in machine reasoning, Lindsey brings both rigorous theory and hands-on systems craftsmanship. Known for making computer systems “more intelligent,” Lindsey combines deep academic insight with decades of production engineering to solve complex data and reasoning problems. An uncommon strength is the ability to design visual, developer-focused interfaces for sophisticated formal systems, making advanced logic accessible to practitioners.
Bacon system based on "Scientific Discovery" by Langley, Simon, Bradshaw, and Zytkow.
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