convo-lang

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by convo-lang 1y ago
You sparked an idea that I started working on today. It's more like `make` than `terraform` but will share principals from both. --- The idea is that convo files will serve as decencies of target outputs and those outputs could be anyt
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by convo-lang 1y ago
Hi everybody, I'm Scott, the creator of Convo-Lang. I created Convo-Lang to solve a lot of my personal needs while building AI applications. Convo-Lang originally started off as a prompt templating and conversation state management sys
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by convo-lang 1y ago
Thank you. I created Convo-Lang out of my needs as a developer building AI into applications so a lot of it features were driven by real world needs.
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by convo-lang 1y ago
I remember seeing comments like this when React and JSX first hit the scene. It's different for sure, but it solves a real problem.
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by convo-lang 1y ago
I very much agree with you. I wanted to minimal scripting language that worked with LLMs and had as few abstractions as possible. I'm actually working on a system that uses Convo-Lang scripts as form "sub-agents" that are con
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by convo-lang 1y ago
I like that :) thank you
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by convo-lang 1y ago
Its both a library and a language. You can use it directly in TypeScript and Javascript using the `convo` tagged template literal function from the @convo-lang/convo-lang NPM package. https://www.npmjs.com/package/
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by convo-lang 1y ago
Sometimes I feel like an LLM . I takes a little getting used to, but that is the same for any new language. And the Convo-Lang syntax highlighter helps to. The triple questions marks (???) are used to enclose natural language that is evalua
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by convo-lang 1y ago
I've already done that LOL
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by convo-lang 1y ago
Its an interpreted language. The interpreter and parser are written in TypeScript so it does use Javascript at runtime but its not a transpiled language that is just converted to Javascript. The Convo-Lang CLI allows you to run .convo files