Zero: The Programming Language for Agents
Zero is an experimental programming language designed for agents, focusing on small native tools and predictable memory management. The language is still evolving, and while it offers useful resources for users, it is not yet stable. Users can install Zero and access various documentation and examples to get started with the language.
- ▪Zero is a systems language aimed at creating small native tools.
- ▪The language is currently experimental and subject to change.
- ▪Users can install Zero and run example programs to learn its functionality.
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Zero Zero is the programming language for agents: a systems language for small native tools, explicit effects, predictable memory, and structured compiler output. Zero is experimental and still changing. The compiler, standard library, docs, and examples are useful for trying the language and giving feedback, but the language is not stable yet. Quick Start Install the latest release: curl -fsSL https://zerolang.ai/install.sh | bash export PATH="$HOME/.zero/bin:$PATH" zero --version Check a program: zero check examples/hello.0 Run a small executable: zero run examples/add.0 Expected output: math works Learn Zero docs-site/articles/getting-started.md: build the compiler and run a first program. docs-site/articles/learn-zero.md: a practical tour of the language.
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