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Vera: a programming language designed for machines to write

Vera is a programming language designed specifically for large language models to write, compiling to WebAssembly with mandatory contracts and no variable names. By making code explicit and verifiable, it aims to improve model coherence and reduce naming-related errors compared to traditional languages.

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programming languageLLMcode generationverificationWebAssemblycontractsSMT solverDe Bruijn indicespure functionsopen sourcecompiler

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Vera: a programming language designed for machines to write

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