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This innovative programming language generates compact machine code for AI agents, implying faster execution without bulky toolchains.
Every existing AI coding system generates code in languages designed for humans and depends on heavyweight toolchains to compile and execute it. We present Aricode, the first programming language designed explicitly as a native compilation target for AI agents. The compiler generates x86_64 machine code directly from the AST — no LLVM, no linker, no standard library — producing standalone ELF binaries (199 bytes for Hello World) that an AI agent can generate, compile, and execute in under 1ms. Benchmarks across 14 challenges (154 binaries, 12 implementations) demonstrate second place overall behind hand-optimized NASM assembly, with binaries 72,000x smaller than Rust and 12,000x smaller than Go.
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