Observed arrival · 2026-11-03
ShapeScript makes tensor shapes part of the language
A typed tensor language that checks named axes and sizes, then compiles to Python using PyTorch.
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- PyTorch developers working with tensor shapes
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- One example shows attention code returning a plausible output shape while tokens attend to the wrong positions; ShapeScript flags the axis-pattern mismatch.
Field notes
The examples pair runnable-looking PyTorch snippets with ShapeScript versions and named checker errors, including cases where the PyTorch code returns a plausible result despite a mistake. The syntax names axes directly, and the page shows inferred shapes at line ends. It also describes importing .ss files from Python and a VS Code extension; the homepage labels the release beta 0.1.2b1.
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