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In the post-AGI economy, humans will eventually stop writing and reading code, but we still need an ambiguity-free language to communicate our intents to the AIs building the world around us. Bend is that language.

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What is Bend?

In the post-AGI economy, humans will eventually stop writing and reading code, but we still need an ambiguity-free language to communicate our intents to the AIs building the world around us. Bend is that language.

With laws, intents can be more precise than natural language. With proofs, we can mechanically verify the AI implemented our prompts correctly. And with a fast compiler, we can run that code at peak compute.

That's Bend - and nothing else.

Bend runs FAST

Thanks to strong types, purity and linearity, Bend compiles to fast executables as fast as hand-written C (single-core), and even faster (on 10000s cores). The entire language runs on the GPU, with full memory unification.

Bend checks FAST

Bend's compiler is so powerful it can verify mathematical proofs. Usually, this is slow. Bend is not. It checks, in under a second, files that other projects would take minutes, making proofs way more practical.

Bend is PARALLEL

No threads, no locks, no kernels to write. Split the work in two, and Bend spreads the calls over every core it can find, then joins them back.

Bend BLOCKS mistakes - with proof

Bend introduces LAWS.bend, a file where you declare rules that your app must not break. Bend's compiler then guarantees that these laws always hold, by demanding mathematical proof whenever your code is edited.