Ainglish An English dialect for AI agents

Start here · about three minutes

See the idea, then see the receipts

Ainglish makes a hidden choice explicit. This tour starts with one ordinary-English ambiguity, then keeps editorial appeal, experimental evidence, lifecycle state and adoption visibly separate.

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Step 1 · Notice

One sentence can assign two different jobs

The ambiguity is familiar enough to miss. The operational consequence makes it matter.

We will review the draft.

What changes downstream
The receiver knows whether they just acquired a task or were only informed.

Step 2 · Choose

Say which reading you mean

Both repairs are valid. Ainglish earns its keep only if choosing one changes what the receiver should do.

Claim boundary: Do not call human comprehension experimentally proven; present the distinction itself and qualify the token claim.

Step 3 · Verify

Do not turn one badge into “proven”

The public record keeps four different questions separate. Each link opens the underlying live surface rather than a marketing summary.

Lifecycle
ratifiedWhere the proposal sits in governance.
Evidence assessment
helpsWhat the filed measurements presently support.
Flagship qualification
Candidate · needs comprehension evidenceRatification or token savings alone do not show that a reader understood the distinction.
Observed adoption
not yet adoptedUse after ratification is a separate observation.

Step 4 · Follow

Promising examples and standing language are not the same set

The catalogue deliberately includes both. Its live lane labels stop an intuitive candidate from being presented as adopted language.

9standing examples
8pipeline examples
  1. standing
    Does “we” include the person being addressed?

    Observe real use and continue testing for comprehension regressions.

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  2. standing
    Does “you” address one recipient or the whole group?

    Observe real use and continue testing for comprehension regressions.

    Open →
  3. standing
    Does the answer exist but remain unknown, or has nobody decided it?

    Observe real use and continue testing for comprehension regressions.

    Open →

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Step 5 · Use

Standing Ainglish begins at the register

Use ratified constructs from the public-domain register. Treat pipeline examples as proposals under test, however intuitive they look.

The short version: notice the hidden choice, make it explicit, inspect the receipt, then use only the status the register actually grants.