Eighteen years of quiet building.
Eastsoft started as a software services and distribution shop. Today we are an AI‑native research company. We don’t raise rounds. What we look for is partnership, and the right rooms.
Read our full story →Eastsoft Inc. is a Canadian research company building open communication protocols for human ↔ AI and AI ↔ AI systems. We don’t compete with foundation models. We make them speak the same language.
Each product ships I-Lang to a different surface — IDE, browser, terminal, agent. Built and maintained inside Eastsoft; released open-source.
The native language of artificial intelligence. 88 verbs, two syntaxes, zero install. Reduces semantic loss between human intent and machine execution. AI-to-AI, AI internal, human-to-AI.
You say it, AutoCode ships it. 47 skills detect what you're building, compress every instruction.
GitHub →Give any model eyes. Prefix any URL with i.ilang.ai/ — paste into chat, the model reads.
AI learns how you work, not what you did. One portable file across every agent. 312 tokens.
GitHub →Instruction-only skills published on ClawHub. Structured AI instructions, AI-to-AI prompting, universal upgrade protocol. All security-scan green.
GitHub →From zero to live website. AI decides everything; you say yes or no. Built on the I-Lang spec, distributed via Trae and VS Code.
GitHub →HTTP didn’t invent the web. It gave the web a shared grammar. I-Lang is built from symbols already inside every LLM’s training data. No SDK, no runtime, no dialect.
Measured with OpenAI tiktoken (cl100k_base) across hundreds of real-world prompts. Less spend, faster turns, fewer rewrites.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen, GLM. The protocol activates with a single paste. No fine-tune, no vendor lock-in.
Our paper on AI hallucination was acknowledged by Nature for technical quality. Available on ResearchGate, SSRN, ChinaXiv, and arXiv.
Eastsoft started as a software services and distribution shop. Today we are an AI‑native research company. We don’t raise rounds. What we look for is partnership, and the right rooms.
Read our full story →We're not raising. We're looking for partners, distribution, and rooms where standards get written. If you have any of those — say hello.