Can LLMs write better code in a language designed for them?
Programming languages have always evolved with their users — from assembly for hardware to Python for productivity. Now, Vera takes the next leap: a language designed for large language models. With no variable names, mandatory contracts, and algebraic effects, Vera ensures that AI-generated code is mechanically checkable. Benchmarks show promising results, with LLMs writing more coherent code in Vera than in TypeScript. Is this the future of AI-native programming languages?
Check out Vera at <a href="http://veralang.dev" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">veralang.dev</a> and explore how it redefines coding for machines.

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Vera is a new programming language designed specifically for large language models rather than human developers. It features no variable names, mandatory contracts, and algebraic effects to ensure AI-generated code is mechanically checkable. Early benchmarks suggest LLMs produce more coherent code in Vera than in TypeScript, positioning it as a potential foundation for AI-native programming.

Vera: A Programming Language Built for AI, Not Humans