Trust
License and governance
We would rather you inspect this than take our word for it. IntentLang's compiler is open-source and its schemas are public; the language is pre-1.0 and evolves without breaking what already works.
| Compiler + CLI (@skillstech/intentlang) | MIT License. Use, modify, and ship it, including commercially. |
| Language specification | Public. The grammar and the diagnostics catalog are documented and versioned. |
| Examples | Public. Every .intent example in the docs is MIT alongside the compiler. |
| Intent Graph schema (intent-graph-v1) | Public and versioned, so any tool can bind to it. |
| Governance | Founder-led while pre-1.0. Breaking changes are versioned; nothing that already parses is broken silently. |
Building in the open
The deterministic compiler requires no AI and no account to run. You can verify every claim on this site with the CLI: npm i @skillstech/intentlang. The MIT license text ships in the package. Trademark and brand assets (the IntentLang name and marks) remain SkillsTech's.