संस्कृत Interpreter
Write Sanskrit-inspired code or speak it into the editor. Review the transcript, then run it. Your variables persist between runs.
Source editor
Write, dictate, then refineSpeak your code
Start dictation and watch your words appear here as you speak.
Checking local transcription…
Output
Try कार्य वर्ग(n): then an indented प्रत्यावर्तय n * n. Use यदि, अन्यथा, यावत्, प्रत्येक, and मध्ये for control flow.
Example library
Open a template to explore its source, make changes, and run it. Choose another from the left pane.
Start writing
Use the workspace to write code, speak a draft, or open a ready-made template.
1. Choose a starting point
Write in the workspace or select one of the templates in the left pane. The English and Sanskrit versions of conversion examples are separate templates.
2. Edit or dictate
Use := for declarations and indentation for blocks. Browser dictation shows words live before placing them in the editor.
3. Run and inspect
Run code to see output below the editor. Each template starts with a fresh interpreter state so examples work one by one.
Sanskrit Interpreter
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