Ain is an experimental programming language built for code authored by AI models. It uses fixed-arity prefix expressions, inferred primitive types, and a functional-first style with controlled state and effects. The Rust stage-zero compiler and a subset of direct LLVM code generation exist, but the language is pre-alpha and not production-ready.
Highlights
- Compact prefix expressions with inferred primitive types
- Experimental collections, JSON, I/O and an expanding built-in library
- Rust compiler and a limited native LLVM backend
- Open source under MIT; compiler correctness is still the priority