References

References

The Loup books, one for each way Loup runs, and skills that teach coding agents to write Loup.

The Loup books
Loup — the Language of Unusual Portability | Power — is one strongly typed language for quick scripts, programs compiled to native code or WebAssembly, and bare-metal firmware. The language is the…
The Loup Scripting Book
Covers: Loup 1.25 (toolchain 1.25.1) and the Loup Language Reference, the four v1.20 volumes as amended through 1.25 (core, runtime, compilation, data). Section references such as §1-2.4 point into…
19 chapters
The Loup Native Book
Writing Loup programs that compile to native executables. This edition describes Loup 1.25.1.
25 chapters
The Loup Web Book
⚠ Status: Loup 1.25.1. This book describes the web design in the Loup Language Reference (the v1.20 volumes, amended in place through 1.25). Anything marked ⚠ Planned is not in this release. Loup…
20 chapters
The Loup Freestanding Book
For Loup 1.25. Freestanding support is experimental in this release; features the Language Reference specifies but the toolchain does not implement yet are marked ⚠ Planned.
24 chapters
Agent skills
Skills give a coding agent what it needs to work in a language or with a product. Install one, and the agent loads it when the task calls for it.
loup-programmer
Writes, reviews, debugs and explains code in the Loup programming language (toolchain 1.25.1). Chooses the execution mode and file extension, applies Loup's syntax, ownership and error-handling rules, and verifies the result with the loup CLI. Use for any task that involves Loup source files (.lpscr, .loup, .lphc, .lpweb, .lpfree), .lppkg manifests, @mode(...) directives, or the loup / loup-bootstrap commands.