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7/4/2026
The original title is: "LOOM: a language that proves what AI-written code is allowed to do"

The original title is: "LOOM: a language that proves what AI-written code is allowed to do"

Original: LOOM: a language that proves what AI-written code is allowed to do

Short summary

LOOM is a formal verification language that proves what AI-generated code is allowed to do, replacing trust with mechanical proof. Built solo with 385 self-verifying checks and a live browser playground, it audits external AI-agent code for safety. MIT-licensed and open-source.

  • •Formal verification language for auditing AI-generated code safety
  • •385 self-verifying checks with live browser playground; code available on GitHub
  • •Solo project from Ukraine addressing scalable trust in AI-written code

Generated with AI, which can make mistakes.

#ai-tools#ai-agents#open-source#research-breakthrough
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