> Intelligent expressions are a runtime addition that allow you to use “micro prompts” for conditionals, data reasoning, and more during the execution of your program.

As much as I absolutely love the whimsy of the squiggle syntax I can't help but feel like it's in the messy middle where

- those who know code can just write the code
- those who don't know code will just vibe code

super amusing though, I hope I'm wrong bc it's such a delightful little piece of syntax

working on ambush and /noms :: nouns stan

it's definitely for coders, where you'd typically use a structured output but condenses 3-6 lines of bootstrapping + a dictionary into two characters and a keyword that you can put on the same line as your `if` or `for`

if (someInput ~> bool(`rhymes with ${someOtherInput}`) { ... }