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I built a programming language using Claude Code

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A new programming language named Cutlet was developed using Claude Code over four weeks in early 2023. The source code, build instructions, and example programs are available on GitHub.

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  • Praise: Integrating Claude and Codex has significantly accelerated the evolution of complex codebases, enabling developers to achieve what would take a lifetime without AI assistance.
  • Praise: The ability to generate programming languages quickly allows for rapid experimentation and innovation, transforming how developers approach problem-solving.
  • Praise: AI-generated code, combined with human oversight, creates a powerful symbiotic relationship that enhances productivity and creativity in software development.
  • Concern: Relying entirely on AI to generate code can diminish the personal satisfaction and creative engagement that comes from building a programming language by hand.
  • Concern: The essence of programming languages may be lost if developers no longer engage with the code, reducing the meaningful interaction that defines software creation.