Autolang is a capability-based execution runtime and VM built for sandboxed execution of AI-generated code. Wrap your host functions, expose explicit capabilities, and execute AI workflows deterministically.

Quick Start Guide Introduction Try Online Editor

Quick Start (Node.js & TypeScript)

Install the WebAssembly-powered compiler package from npm and execute your first sandboxed script:

npm install autolang-compiler

import { ACompiler } from 'autolang-compiler';

// 1. Initialize WebAssembly VM compiler
const compiler = await ACompiler.create();

// 2. Register native capabilities
compiler.registerBuiltInLibrary("pricing", `
    @native("calculateDiscount")
    fun calculateDiscount(amount: Int, rate: Int): Int
`, { autoImport: true }, {
    calculateDiscount: (amount, rate) => Math.round((amount as number) * (1 - (rate as number) / 100))
});

// 3. Compile & run AI script safely
await compiler.compileAndRun("main.atl", `
    @import("pricing")
    val total = pricing.calculateDiscount(200, 15)
    println("Discounted total: " + total)
`);

console.log(compiler.getOutput()); // Outputs: Discounted total: 170

Documentation Hub

Select a section to dive deeper into Autolang concepts, architecture, and integration capabilities:

Introduction

High-level overview of the runtime, capabilities, and system features.

Philosophy & Vision

Why AI execution requires default-deny and low-overhead language sandboxing.

System Architecture

Execution pipeline stages, compiler vs VM duties, and host session lifecycle.

Security Model

Trust boundaries, default-deny, defense-in-depth, and explicit limitations.

Integration Guide

Set up autolang-compiler with Node.js and bind native JS functions.

Native Libraries

Define @native interface declarations and bind custom C++/JS capabilities.

Security & Sandboxing

Configure opcode instruction budgets, managed memory quotas, and capability permissions.

Language Syntax Guide

Kotlin/TypeScript-inspired syntax, static types, classes, and standard libraries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick technical answers covering product identity, governance, and host integration.

Supported Embedding Runtimes

Node.js (npm / WASM)Supported via autolang-compiler package

C++ Native CLI / LibSupported via C++ runtime headers

Python BindingsPlanned for future releases

Community

Autolang is an open-source project. Contributions, bug reports, and feedback are welcome on GitHub.

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