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articlelang

v0.3.0

Published

Composable Storytelling Language (CSL) - a DSL for article/story specifications

Downloads

516

Readme

ArticleLang - Composable Storytelling Language (CSL)

npm version license

A domain-specific language for writing article and story specifications. Compose narrative structures and constraints, and the system compiles them into prompts and generated prose.

Pipeline

.csl source -> Lexer -> Parser -> AST -> Validator -> Narrative IR -> Prompt Compiler -> Provider -> Output

Install

npm install articlelang

Usage

# Parse a CSL file into AST
csl parse examples/essay_ai_architecture.csl

# Validate a CSL file
csl validate examples/essay_ai_architecture.csl

# Compile to prompt payload
csl compile examples/essay_ai_architecture.csl

# Render to prose (uses mock provider by default)
csl render examples/essay_ai_architecture.csl --target blog

# Lint generated output against constraints
csl lint examples/essay_ai_architecture.csl

Example

article "Why AI Agents Will Replace Microservices" {
  thesis: "Agent-based architectures will supersede microservice patterns"
  goal: persuade
  audience: "Senior software engineers"
  tone: provocative

  use contrarian_intro
  use progressive_argument

  contrarian_intro {
    claim: "Microservices solved distributed computing"
    reframe: "But agents solve it better"
  }

  progressive_argument {
    points: [
      "Agents internalize routing logic",
      "State becomes agent-scoped",
      "Deployment collapses to a single artifact"
    ]
  }

  constraints {
    min_words: 1500
    max_words: 2500
    no_lists: true
  }
}

Try it Online

ArticleLang Studio is a browser-based editor for CSL with Monaco, live validation, pipeline inspection, and LLM rendering.

Docs

Development

npm test        # run tests
npm run build   # compile TypeScript
npm run lint    # type-check without emit

Author

Pelayo MendezGitHub

License

MIT