LQ is a visual dataflow programming language. Programs are graphs — nodes and connections — not text files. LQ compiles to native code through LLVM, has a real type system, real concurrency, and a real IDE with debugger. Not a flowchart tool. Not low-code. A language.
But the part that matters most right now: LQ is designed for AI agents.
Not “AI-assisted” — there’s no copilot bolted onto a text editor. The language itself is the interface. An agent working in LQ doesn’t serialize understanding into Python or TypeScript. The agent emits the graph directly — nodes, connections, types, data flow. The output matches how the agent already reasons about the problem.
No translation. No loss.
