An agent can talk to Sley through JSON lines. Start sley serve --json to query program state and propose typed changes through SMP1; the kernel owns validation and commits.
The walkthrough:
Sley
@SleyLanguageMachine-native programming for AI agents. Programs as verified state, not source. Deterministic by design. Built by @GreyforgeLabs
- If you see this screenshot and don't immediately star Sley on GitHub.com/sley-lang you'll have bad luck forever. I don't make the rules. 🤷♂️Keep sleeping on Sley 2.1.5 is gonna be 🔥 @SleyLanguage
- Your AI agent's new favorite language just got cheaper. 💸 Sley 2.1.4: the agent write→test→fix loop costs ~3x fewer tokens than 2.1.3, and beats Python by 27% on typo fixes. Plus loops up to 2x faster. Same reproducible build. 👇
- The Sley release demo exports a program and clones it into a second directory, then checks that the clone answers byte for byte. Run it with the Linux release package and Python 3. Install and run:
- Very exciting news for Sleylang.org - our founder @GreyforgeTech is going to drive adoption using a new game that is perfectly catered to Sley's strengths. Sley Arena, bots written in Sley will battle it out in a 2D space. Coming soon!
