I’d like to share Convo-Lang with everybody. I’ve been working it for the past year and I think it’s time to share it with the world. Convo-Lang a programing language for prompt engineers and AI developers. It allows you to write prompts in a clean and readable syntax that is LLM agnostic and simplifies advanced prompts that use features such as tool calling and vision.
Convo-Lang ToolChain:
- Convo-Lang parser: Parses raw Convo-Lang scripts
- Conversation Engine: A runtime that executes Convo-Lang and manages conversation state. It handles all of the lower level details of working with an LLM such as managing tool calls and working with images in vision prompts.
- Convo-UI: Pre-built UI components for creating embedded agents
- VSCode extension: Provides syntax highlighting and in editor execution of Convo-Lang scripts.
- CLI: Allows you to run Convo-Lang scripts from the command line
Here is an example of what Convo-Lang looks like.
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And here is the same prompt but in VSCode
Just created a NextJS and Convo-Lang project showing how to build agents using custom React tools.
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The video is pretty cool! Thanks for sharing!
The Convo Lang](https:/learn.convo-lang.ai/learn tutorial overwhelms the “noob” in me (though it is pretty well done as well.
In order to demystify, perhaps a few things might help.
(I can recreate in that manner; if you wish)
Thank you for the feedback, it’s always much appreciated.
Do you know remember if you were looking at the main Convo-Lang repo or one of the smaller example project repos?
I can definitely see where people could get lost in the main repo and I’ll definitely add a “Quick Start” section like you suggested to help user get up and going quickly.
Checkout these 2 links. They point to smaller repos that are easy to clone and start up.
NextJs example - GitHub - convo-lang/convo-lang-nextjs-example: Example of using Convo-Lang in NextJS
Node CLI example - GitHub - convo-lang/convo-lang-node-example: An example of using Convo-Lang in a NodeJs project