A clean, safe, research-grade systems language with first-class strided tensors, compiler-integrated automatic differentiation, and 100% dual-script Devanagari/Latin invariance in native Rust.
Write, edit, and run Sanskrit programs in real-time with live phonetic English-to-Devanagari autocomplete. Toggle between Bytecode VM and AST Tree-walk.
mudran, karya, yadi, dish & press Tab
100% Dual-Script Parity
Designed with developer ergonomics in mind: array slicing, list comprehensions, functional pipelines, and robust OOP.
Slice arrays and strings with intuitive start, stop, step, and negative step indices.
Transform and filter sequences cleanly using the पुनः and यदि constructs.
First-class anonymous functions and closures for expressive callbacks and math.
Pythonic conditional expressions: consequent यदि test अन्यथा alternate.
High-order data transforms: श्रेणी (range), मानचित्रण (map), शोधन (filter), संक्षिप्त (reduce), योग (sum).
Iterate parallel lists with संयोजन (zip), indexed iterations with क्रमांकन (enumerate), and sort with क्रमबद्ध.
Type seamlessly on any QWERTY keyboard in phonetic English (mudran, karya, yadi, dish) and get instant autocomplete to canonical Devanagari with snippets.
From Sanskrit Devanagari text to numeric bytecode instructions and machine code execution in nanoseconds.
Unicode-safe tokens & Devanagari numerals (०-९)
Paninian grammar & dual-script invariant AST
Flattens AST into linear chunk instructions
Sub-2ms cold boot, fast operand stack execution
Empirical telemetry measured on Apple Silicon M-series. Real numbers with zero inflated figures.
21,891 function calls and operand stack frames
Time to launch runtime, execute hello world, and terminate
Single static binary. No Node.js, Python, or JVM runtime dependencies required.
Structured answers for developers, language researchers, and AI conversational search engines.
Sanskrit Next (v2.0+) is an AI/ML-native systems programming language engineered in 100% native Rust. It features dual-script invariance, a sub-2ms Tier-0 Bytecode VM, first-class strided tensors, and forward-mode automatic differentiation.
You can write programs interchangeably in canonical Paninian Devanagari (कार्य, मान, दिश) or Latin ASCII (fn, let, Tensor). The compiler produces 100.0% identical Abstract Syntax Trees, Intermediate Representation, and machine code with zero semantic deviation.
On Apple Silicon, cold boot startup is 1.84 ms (~13x faster than Python 3.12 at 24.5 ms). Resident heap memory is 3.1 MB. Standalone static binary is 4.2 MB. Forward-mode autodiff executes 100,000 evaluations in 4.09 ms (~24.4M evals/sec).
No. Sanskrit Next is 100% native Rust with zero Node.js, Python, or JVM dependencies. The compiler, VM, LSP server, and CLI are distributed as a single static binary installable via curl in seconds.
Visit our AI Skill Hub to copy the prompt or download the master skill (.agents/skills/sanskrit-language/SKILL.md) for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, or Google Antigravity.
Visual Studio Code, Antigravity IDE, Cursor, and VSCodium are fully supported via the official Sanskrit Next VS Code Extension (v2.0.3) featuring interactive Sanskrit VM terminal execution, phonetic Romanized typing, file icons, TSX/Tailwind-class intelligence, semantic tokens, and 35+ configuration settings.