contextslanguage
Contextslanguage is a theoretical framework and family of programming languages that treats context as a first‑class citizen in computation and natural-language processing. In contextslanguage, programs manipulate contextual information—such as discourse topic, user intent, locale, or sensor state—via dedicated constructs and an explicit context store. Contexts can be created, queried, and composed, allowing expressions to adapt as circumstances change.
Core concepts include a context store, where each context is a map of keys to values; nested
Semantics in contextslanguage typically separate the static code from the dynamic context during evaluation. Programs may
Use cases span interactive dialogue systems, dynamic document generation, and multi‑agent coordination, where behavior must respond
See also: context-aware computing, modal logic, programming languages with effects, discourse representation theory.