Code → network

Pick a small program. The page builds it with Handwired and draws every operation by layer — cells on the left, outputs highlighted — then lists the same operations as formulas.

How do I read the graph?

Each box is a wire: an input cell or an operation's result. Edges are the terms an operation reads; dashed edges have negative coefficients. An operation's layer is one more than the deepest wire it reads, so the number of columns is the program's depth.