ilang-protocol
Don't learn iLang. Your AI should.
The Python loader for iLang. It fetches the official iLang runtime from the canon repository, checks its sha256, keeps a verified copy on disk and adds it to any model's messages.
pip install ilang-protocol
import ilang
messages = ilang.wrap([{"role": "user", "content": "帮我分析这个问题"}]) # OpenAI-style messages
system = ilang.system() # Anthropic, Gemini
print(ilang.status())
Updates are checked at most once an hour; without a network the last verified copy is used, and with no copy at all the messages go out unchanged unless strict=True. Pin an exact runtime with version= for reproducible runs; add extensions=["media"] for image, video and audio work. The core runtime is about 27,000 tokens, so enable your provider's prompt caching.
Standard library only, Python 3.9+. Source, JavaScript version and documentation: github.com/ilang-ai/ilang. MIT.
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