ARO (Action-Result-Object) is a declarative programming language designed to express business features as natural, readable statements.

Every ARO statement follows a simple pattern:

<Action> the <Result> from/to/with the <Object>.

This maps directly to how business requirements are expressed:

(Create User: User API) {
    <Extract> the <data> from the <request: body>.
    <Create> the <user> with <data>.
    <Store> the <user> in the <user-repository>.
    <Return> a <Created: status> with <user>.
}

• Natural Language Syntax - Code reads like requirements documentation
• Event-Driven Architecture - Feature sets respond to HTTP requests, domain events, and system events
• Contract-First APIs - OpenAPI specifications define HTTP routing
• Happy Path Focus - Write only the success case; errors are handled by the runtime
• Native Compilation - Compile to standalone binaries via LLVM

# Install via Homebrew
brew tap arolang/aro
brew install aro

# Run an application
aro run ./MyApp

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