Languages

Weyl Standard provides coding guidelines for production systems across multiple languages. Each standard optimizes for disambiguation, testability, and maintainability.

Language Standards

Language	Focus
Nix	Reproducible infrastructure and builds
Python	GPU inference and ML orchestration
C++	Extreme performance requirements
Haskell	Type-safe systems programming
Rust	Memory safety without garbage collection
TypeScript	Web services and tooling
Bash	System automation and scripting

Core Philosophy

Optimize for disambiguation, not brevity.

In modern codebases where agents generate code and humans debug at 3am:

• Every ambiguity compounds exponentially
• Code is written once, read hundreds of times
• Grep-ability matters more than cleverness
• Type safety prevents tomorrow’s bugs

Shared Principles

All Weyl Standard language guides follow these principles:

• Explicit over implicit — No hidden behavior
• Full words over abbreviations — configuration not cfg
• Grep-optimized naming — Globally unique identifiers
• Type safety — Let compilers catch bugs
• Property-based testing — Invariants over examples
• Structured logging — Parseable, searchable output

The guides focus on production patterns that scale across teams and time.