GNgnanagurusrgs·Jan 3, 2026
In One line, one agent: LLM-native language NERD goes agent-firstNerd-Lang
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Introducing NERD - the first intermediate language designed for machine authorship
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Introducing NERD - the first intermediate language designed for machine authorship
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What Hacker News says
3 sourcesNerd – An intermediate language for machines, not humans
7 points · Open discussionCreator here. This started as a dumb question while using Claude Code: "Why is Claude writing TypeScript I'm supposed to read?"
40% of code is now machine-written. That number's only going up. So I spent some weekends asking: what would an intermediate language look like if we stopped pretending humans are the authors?
NERD is the experiment.
Bootstrap compiler works, compiles to native via LLVM. It's rough, probably wrong in interesting ways, but it runs.
Could be a terrible idea. Could be onto something. Either way, it was a fun rabbit hole.
Contributors welcome if this seems interesting to you - early stage, lots to figure out: https://github.com/Nerd-Lang/nerd-lang-core
Happy to chat about design decisions or argue about whether this makes any sense at all.
In Nerd: A language for LLMs, not humans