Work in progress!!
AILang is an interpreted, declarative, non-deterministic programming language designed to streamline the creation, management, and optimization of codebases. By leveraging artificial intelligence, AILang provides a user-friendly interface that distills complex programming tasks into intuitive commands.
- Python 3.8 or higher
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/TurbulentRice/AILang.git
cd AILang
pip install -r requirements.txtpython main.py
AILang commands follow this general formula:
[action] [subject] [type] [...args] -p ["prompt"] [path]
Actions specify what operation to perform. Here are the available actions:
• create: Create a new entity (project, file, directory, config).
• delete: Delete an existing entity (project, file, directory, config).
• update: Update dependencies or settings.
• run: Execute a script, command, or application.
• test: Run tests on code.
• build: Build a project or code.
• deploy: Deploy an application or service.
• analyze: Analyze code, logs, or data.
• fix: Fix code or configuration issues.
Subjects define what the action is performed on. Here are the allowed subjects for each action:
• project: A software project (node, python, java).
• file: A file (html, css, json, yaml).
• directory: A directory.
• config: Configuration files or settings.
• dependencies: Project dependencies (npm, pip).
• settings: Project settings.
• script: A script file (shell, python, node).
• command: Command-line commands.
• app: An application.
• service: A service.
• code: Source code.
• logs: Log files.
• data: Data files.
• docs: Documentation.
• report: Reports.
Types further specify the nature of the subject. Here are the allowed types for some subjects:
• project: node, python, java.
• file: html, css, json, yaml.
• dependencies: npm, pip.
• script: shell, python, node.
Arguments modify the action’s behavior. Here are the common arguments:
• -p: A prompt that provides additional instructions for the AI.
• -v: Specify the version (e.g., latest).
• -n: Specify the name (e.g., project name).
• -t: Specify a tag.
# Create a Node.js project of the latest version named “my_project” in the current directory
create project node -v latest -n my_project -p "basic api with jwt token authentication" ./
# Convert JavaScript code to TypeScript:
convert code javascript typescript -p "use best practices" ./
# Analyze code for security vulnerabilities
analyze code -p "identify security vulnerabilities" ./
# Update DotNet dependencies
update dependecies dotnet ./
# Run a Python script in the current directory
run script python -p "convert all jpeg files to 16-bit png format" ./