pá 12. 6. 2026 v 17:13 odesílatel Sebastian Samaruga <ssamarug@gmail.com> napsal: > Question: > > Which sense does it make to still asking LLMs coding agents to generate > code in languages created to be edited by humans in those languages. > > The source of the browser centered web was about pages source files easily > editable by humans in text editors. We are still targeting our generated > "applications" to those languages and what they have evolved to for our > implementations. > > What about an intermediate "agent application language", auditable by > humans, representation generated by the agents model and then compiled in, > still browser centric, I think about WASM here. > > And what about if this agent "application language" could leverage > natively AI models inference capabilities providing prompted / generated > applications with those capabilities. > > Maybe I'm missing something, comments are welcome. Thanks! > Web technologies are already a human-auditable agent language: HTML, CSS, JS, JSON(-LD), Markdown. WASM can be a compilation target for performance, but humans read and verify web-native formats best. Agents should generate clear, declarative web apps, optionally leveraging WASM underneath. > > https://sebxama.blogspot.com/2026/06/ai-application-language.html > > Sebastián. > >
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