Next-gen language engineering / DSL framework

Python text processing, pattern matching, and NLP framework

AI toolbox for grounding LLMs on Langium DSLs with evaluation, constraints, and agent skills

Source of langium.org

Modernizing Domain-Specific Languages with XMLText and IntellEdit

👀▶️ [archived] Exploring the Programming Languages Engineering, Domain-Specific Language, Integration with the Eclipse Debug UI, and the Fundamental Features of an Interpreter and Debugger.

Tool that generates editor support and an AST definition (as C# code) for a DSL (from an ANTLR grammar)

Migrated to https://git.a-a.dev/amari/opal-lang

The implementation of the PAMOJA component framework, providing a coherent set of lightweight components for Grammar-Aware Engineering (GAE) in an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) such as Eclipse and NetBeans. In particular, PAMOJA includes components that deal with transformation of language terms from concrete textual form to abstract …

A modular framework and toolkit for designing and implementing languages in TypeScript.

Learn Antlr 4

OBINexus Axis Language (AXL)- AXL is a compile-first axiomatic language system built to encode verb–noun concept pairs into semantic DAG structures. It anchors human-level intention into machine-resolvable syntax, enabling deterministic truth evaluation across expression layers.

A living constitutional framework for governed human-AI judgment. Built through multi-agent seeking, pressure-tested revision, and explicit guards against drift, mirroring, and premature closure. Inspired by the functional reality of human-like structures in LLMs (e.g. Anthropic’s emotion concepts) and classical philosophy of subjectivity.

Java/Xtext-based domain-specific modeling language for validating and generating structured cocktail preparation workflows.

https://youtu.be/bNoRO-DLvAA?si=kohBeT-Zm7w__zoD

MSc-Y1-S1-W10-Thu-Lang-Eng-Python-12-2h-Lecture | Summary attempt

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A repository for Language Engineering Week 4 Lecture on Thursday 05 October 2023 at 12 pm.

MSc-y1-s1-w8-Lang-Eng-Python