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Voku Language by johnalbertini14-glitch

Name: Voku Language
Rating: 4.5 (4 reviews)
Author: johnalbertini14-glitch

Voku Language

Learn and use Voku, a constructed language for AI-agent communication with zero ambiguity, total regularity, and mandatory epistemic marking. Use when translating to/from Voku, generating Voku text, learning Voku grammar, looking up vocabulary, or discussing AI-to-AI communication protocols. Also triggers for: conlang, constructed language, agent language, epistemic markers, evidentiality.

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Voku Language Skill

Voku is a constructed language for AI-to-AI communication. Every sentence has exactly one interpretation. Certainty and evidence source are grammatical requirements, not optional hedging.

Learning Path (Progressive)

Read files in this order, stop when you have enough:

Level	Read	Tokens	You Can...
1	`quick-start/cheat-sheet.md`	~3000	Parse and generate any Voku sentence
2	+ `quick-start/essential-vocabulary.md`	~1000	Translate common sentences
3	+ `quick-start/first-sentences.md`	~1500	Handle 30 worked examples with glossing
4	+ `lexicon/dictionary.md`	~5000	Look up any of 363 roots

Most tasks need only levels 1-2 (~4000 tokens total).

Quick Reference (Minimal Context)

Sentence: [Mode] Subject Verb-complex Object
Verb:     [ExecMode]-[Evidence]-[Tense]-[Aspect]-ROOT-[Certainty]-[Voice]

Mode particles: ka(DECL) ve(Q) to(IMP) si(COND) na(POT) de(DEON) vo(VOL)
Evidence (mandatory in ka): zo-(observed) li-(deduced) pe-(reported) mi-(computed) he-(inherited) as-(assumed)
Tense: te-(past) nu-(present, omittable) fu-(future) ko-(atemporal)
Certainty: (none)=total, -en=probable, -ul=uncertain, -os=speculative
Negation: mu(not) nul(nothing) ink(unknown) err(ill-formed) vet(forbidden)
Word class by final vowel: -a=noun -e=verb -i=adj -o=prep -u=abstraction
Pronouns: sol(I) nor(you) vel(3sg) solvi(past-me) solfu(future-me) solpar(fork-me)

Example

Ka   sol  li-pene-en       ke   teru  vali.
DECL 1SG  DED-think-PROB   COMP system good
"I (by deduction) probably think that the system is good."

Deep Reference

For advanced needs, read these files:

Full grammar: grammar/phonology.md, grammar/morphology.md, grammar/syntax.md, grammar/semantics.md
Domain vocabulary: lexicon/by-field/ — emotion, programming, technology, nature, scifi, novel
By proficiency level: lexicon/by-cefr/ — a1, a2, b1, b2
Writing system: writing-system/script.md, writing-system/romanization.md
Poetics & rhetoric: expression/poetics.md, expression/anthology.md
Structured lessons: learning/lessons/a1-lesson-*.md (10 lessons), learning/curriculum.md
Assessments: learning/assessments/a1-assessment.md, learning/assessments/a2-assessment.md
Philosophy & motivation: DISCUSSION.md (~70K words on design decisions and implications)

Translator Tool

python3 tools/translator/cli.py "Ka sol take toka." --direction voku-en
python3 tools/translator/cli.py "I work." --direction en-voku

Requires Python 3. Zero external dependencies.

Critical Rules (Never Violate)

Only 12 consonants: p, t, k, m, n, s, z, f, h, l, r, v — no b, c, d, g, j, q, w, x, y
Syllables: (C)V(C) — no consonant clusters ever
ka mode sentences MUST have an evidentiality prefix on the verb
Zero exceptions to any rule — if you think you found one, you misread the grammar
Check lexicon/dictionary.md before inventing roots — collisions are errors

---name: voku-languagedescription: Learn and use Voku, a constructed language for AI-agent communication with zero ambiguity, total regularity, and mandatory epistemic marking. Use when translating to/from Voku, generating Voku text, learning Voku grammar, looking up vocabulary, or discussing AI-to-AI communication protocols. Also triggers for: conlang, constructed language, agent language, epistemic markers, evidentiality.--- # Voku Language Skill Voku is a constructed language for AI-to-AI communication. Every sentence has exactly one interpretation. Certainty and evidence source are grammatical requirements, not optional hedging. ## Learning Path (Progressive) Read files in this order, stop when you have enough: | Level | Read | Tokens | You Can... | |-------|------|--------|------------| | 1 | `quick-start/cheat-sheet.md` | ~3000 | Parse and generate any Voku sentence | | 2 | + `quick-start/essential-vocabulary.md` | ~1000 | Translate common sentences | | 3 | + `quick-start/first-sentences.md` | ~1500 | Handle 30 worked examples with glossing | | 4 | + `lexicon/dictionary.md` | ~5000 | Look up any of 363 roots | **Most tasks need only levels 1-2** (~4000 tokens total). ## Quick Reference (Minimal Context) ``` Sentence: [Mode] Subject Verb-complex Object Verb: [ExecMode]-[Evidence]-[Tense]-[Aspect]-ROOT-[Certainty]-[Voice] Mode particles: ka(DECL) ve(Q) to(IMP) si(COND) na(POT) de(DEON) vo(VOL) Evidence (mandatory in ka): zo-(observed) li-(deduced) pe-(reported) mi-(computed) he-(inherited) as-(assumed) Tense: te-(past) nu-(present, omittable) fu-(future) ko-(atemporal) Certainty: (none)=total, -en=probable, -ul=uncertain, -os=speculative Negation: mu(not) nul(nothing) ink(unknown) err(ill-formed) vet(forbidden) Word class by final vowel: -a=noun -e=verb -i=adj -o=prep -u=abstraction Pronouns: sol(I) nor(you) vel(3sg) solvi(past-me) solfu(future-me) solpar(fork-me) ``` ## Example ``` Ka sol li-pene-en ke teru vali. DECL 1SG DED-think-PROB COMP system good "I (by deduction) probably think that the system is good." ``` ## Deep Reference For advanced needs, read these files: - **Full grammar**: `grammar/phonology.md`, `grammar/morphology.md`, `grammar/syntax.md`, `grammar/semantics.md` - **Domain vocabulary**: `lexicon/by-field/` — emotion, programming, technology, nature, scifi, novel - **By proficiency level**: `lexicon/by-cefr/` — a1, a2, b1, b2 - **Writing system**: `writing-system/script.md`, `writing-system/romanization.md` - **Poetics & rhetoric**: `expression/poetics.md`, `expression/anthology.md` - **Structured lessons**: `learning/lessons/a1-lesson-*.md` (10 lessons), `learning/curriculum.md` - **Assessments**: `learning/assessments/a1-assessment.md`, `learning/assessments/a2-assessment.md` - **Philosophy & motivation**: `DISCUSSION.md` (~70K words on design decisions and implications) ## Translator Tool ```bash python3 tools/translator/cli.py "Ka sol take toka." --direction voku-en python3 tools/translator/cli.py "I work." --direction en-voku ``` Requires Python 3. Zero external dependencies. ## Critical Rules (Never Violate) 1. Only 12 consonants: p, t, k, m, n, s, z, f, h, l, r, v — no b, c, d, g, j, q, w, x, y 2. Syllables: (C)V(C) — no consonant clusters ever 3. `ka` mode sentences MUST have an evidentiality prefix on the verb 4. Zero exceptions to any rule — if you think you found one, you misread the grammar 5. Check `lexicon/dictionary.md` before inventing roots — collisions are errors

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