I built a Python like DSL for enterprise grade OpenClaw/hermes/paperclip agents

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Very positive feedback on a new DSL called Doctrine that solves portability and maintenance issues in AI agent frameworks.

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- aelaguiz: Maintaining huge Markdown files sucked, and kept introducing subtle issues as they drifted over time.<p>Python agent frameworks like crew aren&#x27;t portable between different harnesses.<p>So I built Doctrine. I couldn&#x27;t go back.<p>It turns writing agentic Markdown into coding, and my codex can now do a great job of building workflows using the doctrine language.<p>I use it for codex, openclaw, hermes and paperclip agents currently. My workflows have gone from &quot;mostly working&quot; to bullet proof.<p>It ships with a vs code &#x2F; cursor syntax highlighting plugin as well.<p>I hope someone else finds it useful!

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