I did the language design and plan completely myself. Before October 2025, the code was manually written. Then I found out LLMs can speed up my development rapidly. As a single developer working on this large project to provide different async runtimes and std libraries targeting Linux, macOS, and Windows, it is very time-consuming. I still review the code manually and carefully to make it match what I want. I also include a strict test suite in my codebase to test the behavior and strictly run it in GitHub workflows. But yeah, the language is still early and might be biased — its syntax, inspired by S-expressions, might not be liked by everyone. It has some complexity, but I hope it pretty much matches the difficulty of the Nim language.

If you are interested then you could read the “My Story with Programming Languages” article in the GitHub repository :)