Woxi is a Wolfram Language interpreter implemented in Rust, designed to provide a lightweight alternative environment for running Wolfram-style mathematical code. Its main goal is currently to support a substantial subset of the Wolfram Language for command-line scripting and Jupyter notebooks. The project already covers many mathematical and programming features, including arithmetic, elementary functions, number theory, combinatorics, strings, Boolean logic, symbolic operations and graphics.

A particularly interesting feature is its browser-based playground, where computations run locally in the browser rather than sending data to a remote server. Woxi can also be used from the command line, as a Jupyter kernel, through JupyterLite with no installation, and through its own native notebook editor, Woxi Studio, which supports Wolframfiles and exports to formats such as Jupyter notebooks, Markdown, LaTeX, Typst and PDF. In short, Woxi is an ambitious attempt to create a fast, portable and more open implementation of part of the Wolfram Language ecosystem.

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