The native language of AI; in human terms, a protocol.
Run agents on cloud computers and call language and media models
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
CA
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Pricing model
Open source
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Pricing
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Free in test mode with 2 hours of computer time per day. Live mode: computers $0.0000556 per second ($0.20 per hour), billed by the second while awake. Claude Sonnet 5.5 (default): $1.92 per million input tokens, $9.60 per million output tokens. Language models from $0.096 to $9.60 per million input
Key features
AI-native communication protocol with 88 verbs and two syntaxes
AI See: give any AI model vision by pasting i.ilang.ai URLs
Zero installation required, pure text format
Works across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen and other models
Loader available via pip and npm for automatic protocol injection
Prompt compression: 67% reduction in tokens for typical instructions
Run agents from Claude Code, Codex, pi or Ugoko's own agent
Language models from Claude, Kimi, GLM, Grok and GPT
Image, video, audio and speech generation
Per-end-user budgets and metering
Computer sleeps free after 5 idle minutes
Command-line interface with one-command setup
Test mode free with real computer time
No failed generation charges
Webhooks and event streaming
What makes it different
First protocol to formally map Greek mathematical symbols as primitive verbs for AI-to-AI communication
Computable vector space for AI judgment using 11 dimensions and fuzzy mathematics instead of binary classification
Open source and MIT licensed with no royalties or approval required
Operates at the instruction and behavioral layer, complementary to MCP and A2A protocols
Tested and benchmarked with public conformance results and DOI-registered research
Pay only for computer time while awake, with sleep cost-free
One project balance for all: computers, all language models and all media models
Includes Claude Code, Codex and preview harnesses with no separate gateway to build
Failed jobs are free; pay only for successful generations