Zane is a systems programming language built around a simple idea: the compiler should keep the intent you wrote down, and turn strictness into performance instead of ceremony. It gives you deterministic, garbage‑collection‑free memory management without giving up safety.
| Repository | What it is |
|---|---|
| spec | The language specification and its design stories. |
| compiler | The Zane compiler and command‑line interface. |
| coda | The Coda configuration format for Zane — a compact, readable alternative to JSON. |
| tree-sitter-coda | A Tree‑sitter grammar for Coda. |
| website | The Zane website. |
| docs | Documentation for the language and tooling. |
| logos | The official Zane logos and brand assets. |
Zane is an open project and contributions are welcome — issues, pull requests, and discussion all help. Start with the contributing guide and the code of conduct, then pick a repository above and dive in.
