I'm an Industrial Engineering student who got obsessed with program
synthesis. Started building a freestanding microkernel in C++ to run
genetic algorithms that would generate programs from prompts.
Halfway through I realized: "Wait, I'm just building a compiler with
extra steps."
So I pivoted. 4 days later, Yori was born.
It's a meta-compiler that takes natural language/pseudocode and turns
it into self-correcting binaries in 21 different languages.
Not trying to replace programmers—trying to create more of them by
removing syntax as an entry barrier.
Built it during unemployment/vacation. Now wondering if this could be
something bigger.
alonsovm|1 month ago
Halfway through I realized: "Wait, I'm just building a compiler with extra steps."
So I pivoted. 4 days later, Yori was born.
It's a meta-compiler that takes natural language/pseudocode and turns it into self-correcting binaries in 21 different languages.
Not trying to replace programmers—trying to create more of them by removing syntax as an entry barrier.
Built it during unemployment/vacation. Now wondering if this could be something bigger.
repo link https://github.com/alonsovm44/yori