Goal-first
You describe what you want to accomplish. Recovery and fallbacks are part of the language, not try/catch noise scattered through your code.
RexScript is a programming language built for autonomous agents. You write the goal. The runtime handles the hunt.
Most languages were designed for deterministic inputs. Agents live with the opposite: unreliable pages, rate limits, bot detection and probabilistic model output. RexScript makes that the default assumption, not an afterthought.
You describe what you want to accomplish. Recovery and fallbacks are part of the language, not try/catch noise scattered through your code.
Observing, finding and synthesising are keywords, not library calls, and confidence is part of the picture from the start.
Every action is checked before and after it runs, and leaves an auditable trace behind.
Drop into other runtimes when the task calls for it, without leaving the agent’s execution context.
This is what we’re comfortable showing for now. The rest stays under wraps until the paper is out.
RexScript is under active development. We’re keeping the specification, runtime and tooling private while we write it up. If you work on agent systems, web automation or language design, follow along.
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