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Intent-Cell Coding Language
ICC DSL
ICC, or Intent-Cell Coding, is a language approach for unifying AI workflow notation. It moves prompt engineering from an informal craft toward a high-level programming language for executable intent cells.
Abstract
From prompts to programmable intent.
ICC treats the cell as the atomic unit of AI work: a readable intent with explicit routing, limits, flow, and references.
< Constraints
Cost, latency, token, and iteration caps.
@ Commands
Artifacts, text output, forwarding, chains, and branches.
% References
Inputs, outputs, variables, files, metadata, and errors.
Research Position
Why a DSL?
Unification
ICC separates the concerns that are usually buried inside a prompt: model choice, execution limits, data dependencies, workflow movement, and output contracts.
Programmability
Instead of relying on conversational memory, ICC gives every intent cell a parseable structure that can be validated, rerun, branched, versioned, and inspected.
All ICC operators, commands, references, comments, examples, and notes in one stable index.
Version Archive
Public syntax releases.
Each release is a dated snapshot of the ICC grammar and reference surface. Corrections are recorded as errata or as a new version, not folded silently into older files.
First public ICC DSL release with native percent references, intent-cell routing, execution constraints, output commands, branching, artifacts, and legacy reference migration.