Sadhana Programming Language v1.0 — A Meaning-First, Order-Free, Time-Latent Programming Language

Sadhana (Sanskrit: साधना) is an experimental meaning-first programming language and AGI alignment research framework. It compiles declarative entity-relation specifications into executable code across seven target backends: HTML/CSS, Python, SQL, Rust, Go, Java, and C++. Primary contributions include: (1) the Canonical Meaning Kernel (CMK), an invariant five-part semantic fingerprint; (2) the Bija reversible semantic encoding system inspired by Sanskrit grammar; and (3) the Sandhi Engine for mandatory meaning composition. The language is grounded in Panini's Ashtadhyayi (5th c. BCE) and Sankhya philosophy. The compiler is a single 3,587-line pure Python file with zero external dependencies. This record includes the full compiler (sadhana.py), demonstration files, and the accompanying academic paper (PDF). License: MIT. Repository: https://github.com/nickzq7/Sadhana-Programming-LanguageDeveloper "" Idea - Manish Kumar PariharResearch - Manish Kumar PariharAssembler - Manish Kumar PariharReasoning - Manish Kumar PariharQuality Check - Manish Kumar PariharStudy - Manish Kumar PariharFramework Design - Manish Kumar PariharCoder - Prompt Engineering(75%) + Online Reference (10%) + Manish Kumar Parihar (15%) ""