Yori: AI-Powered Polyglot Code Compiler

Yori: AI-Powered Polyglot Code Compiler

Turn natural language into working code in 20+ languages

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Yori: AI-Powered Universal Compiler Turn natural language into working code in 20+ languages. Or make your own coding language! Describe what your program should do, and Yori generates, validates, and compiles it automatically. With self-healing for errors, interactive language selection, and both cloud & local AI modes, Yori makes prototyping fast, easy, and fun. Perfect for developers, educators, and anyone curious about AI-assisted coding. Try it now!
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Alonso V.M
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You can also download Yori in my GitHub for free, https://github.com/alonsovm44/yori (go to releases and pick the latest) if you wish to support me (and my family) buy it through this medium. Hi everyone! I’m excited to share this early version of Yori Compiler with you—a tool that turns natural language, pseudocode or your custom programming language into working code in 20+ languages plus it makes its own executables. Yori can auto-fix errors, evolve the code through a genetic algorithm untill it finds a stable output program. Yori makes a log file so you can check what the machine is doing, so it is not entirely a black box. Yori can guide you through language choices, and even run entirely offline using ollama. Whether you’re a developer, educator, a begginer progorammer or just curious about AI-assisted coding, I’d love to hear your thoughts and see what you build with it!