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kLex is the FROG language — Functional, Reactive, Opinionated, Governed. Strictly typed, no implicit coercion, no exceptions, no truthiness traps. Go-style error handling, exhaustive enum matching, first-class functions, closures, async/await, channels, and a pipeline operator. One honest way to do everything.

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Claude wrote FROG and now I don't know what to do with it

Name: Claude wrote FROG and now I don't know what to do with it
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Author: froglang

by froglang·Jun 2, 2026·4 points·1 comment

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Another programming language with OpenGL and WASM, but what problem does this solve better?

Strengths

•Same code runs on desktop OpenGL and browser WASM without rewrite
•Channel-oriented concurrency baked into language rather than library add-on

Weaknesses

•Programming language space is extremely crowded with established alternatives
•Author admits uncertainty about purpose — 'don't know what to do with it'

Post Description

Claude and I started building FROG in an effort to stop burning through Anthropic credit so quickly. That was the only reason I honestly needed at the time, but as the language grew and features actually worked together, the language itself quickly became the reason to continue. FROG enables me to write tooling in little to no time using LLMs and have the LLM assist in the debugging process via FROG's "agentic hooks". What I've honestly found most eye-opening is how LLMs hook into the debugging process! It has been the difference between tools that got written and ones that were passed over.