Neuro; An AOT-compiled language for AI workloads built on LLVM 20
Neuro is a new Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compiled programming language designed specifically for high-performance AI workloads. Currently in alpha, it has completed Phase 1 and is progressing through subsequent phases. The language features static typing, native code generation via LLVM 20, and aims to enhance capabilities such as GPU acceleration and automatic differentiation.
- ▪Neuro is built from the ground up for AI workloads and generates native code through an LLVM 20 backend.
- ▪Phase 1 is complete, with 452 tests passing, and Phase 2 is currently in progress.
- ▪The language supports static typing, functions, control flow, and mutable variables.
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Neuro Programming Language A modern, compiled language designed for high-performance AI development. Status: Alpha — Phase 1 Core MVP complete · Phase 1.5 & Phase 2 in progress Table of Contents Overview Quick Example Current Capabilities Installation Usage Language Syntax Architecture Roadmap Development VSCode Extension File Extensions Contributing License Acknowledgments Security Code of Conduct Design Rationale Overview Neuro is an Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compiled language built from the ground up for AI workloads.
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