I've been building a new programming language called Kelft, and I'm excited to start sharing the journey.
The idea behind Kelft is simple: as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly involved in writing software, developers should still be able to understand and control what they're building.
Writing code is one thing. Knowing that the software meets its requirements is another.
Kelft explores this challenge through two concepts: Core, which describes executable programs, and Intent, which describes expected outcomes, constraints, and verification contracts.
There's already an experimental compiler and a VS Code extension, both available publicly on GitHub.
Kelft is still under development, and I'll be sharing demonstrations, engineering progress, challenges, and what I learn along the way.
I'm looking forward to connecting with others interested in programming languages and the future of software development.
Build with AI. Stay in control.
Below is a quick 26-second look at Kelft in action: writing a simple program in VS Code, running it through the compiler, and seeing the output in the terminal.
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