Verify AI agent communication with session types and formal proofs
A language for verified AI agent protocols. [](packages/lingua-universale/) [](packages/lingua-universale/) Try it in your browser -- no install needed. Watch AI agents live -- 3 agents on a verified protocol. Your AI agents talk to each other, but nothing guarantees they follow the rules. Wrong sender, wrong message order, missing steps -- and you only find out in production. Lingua Universale…
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A language for verified AI agent protocols. [](packages/lingua-universale/) [](packages/lingua-universale/) Try it in your browser -- no install needed. Watch AI agents live -- 3 agents on a verified protocol. Your AI agents talk to each other, but nothing guarantees they follow the rules. Wrong sender, wrong message order, missing steps -- and you only find out in production. Lingua Universale (LU) is a type checker for AI agent conversations. You define the protocol, LU proves it's correct,…
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