zerolang

Why we included this project

Zerolang is an experimental language that takes a different angle on agent-driven development: the program itself is a semantic graph that agents query, instead of a pile of text files. Agents submit structured patches against symbol IDs and graph hashes, and the compiler rejects stale or invalid changes, including type errors, before anything is written. A human-readable projection of the graph lets you audit what an agent did without reading through diff noise. It is early-stage software, so the sensible use right now is experimentation in isolated workspaces, not production delivery. For teams curious how a compiler-centric agent loop compares with text-based copilots, this is a concrete reference to study.