Human is the first open source AI programming language that makes it possible to code using LLMs.
Requires Claude Code.
curl -fsSL https://doashuman.com/install.sh | bashOn Windows, in PowerShell:
irm https://doashuman.com/install.ps1 | iexThis installs human and the /human skill. A running human serve downloads each new version in the background and deploys the skills again; a click on the update button at the bottom right of the file tree restarts the server on it.
In your project:
human init # creates the human/ folder: the maps live thereThen in Claude Code:
/human <abstraction>— compile free text into code, mapped to your words./human how does <file> work?— explain an existing file, pinned to its lines.
human serveOpen the link it prints, like http://localhost:8010/<project id>/human/web.html. One server reads every project of the machine: human serve in a second project gives it to the server that runs and prints its link. Every entry opens as a notepad, and "compile" hands your words to claude. A right click on the file tree gives "create file" and "create human"; "create file" makes an empty file, in a new folder too, under the folder you clicked; write its abstraction and claude writes the code under it.
Everything the project writes lives in the human/ folder — one rm -rf human/ removes it completely.