Luma is a constructed auxiliary language designed for clarity in mixed human/AI environments.
Key Features
- ~220 stems — every concept is built from a small, learnable vocabulary
- Regular grammar — no exceptions, no irregular forms
- Four endings — every stem takes -a (noun), -o (verb), -i (modifier), -u (grammatical)
- SVO word order — Subject-Verb-Object, flat structure
- Mechanical validation — an MCP spell checker catches errors automatically
Design Principles
- Minimal ambiguity — one form, one meaning
- Edit distance ≥ 2 between all stems, reducing mishearing and misreading
- Head-first compounds — konka-tema = building-knowledge = school
- Modifiers follow heads — konka popi = big building
- No exceptions — if you know the rules, you know the language
Tools
Luma has a spell checker available as an MCP server and REST API. Any LLM with MCP support can validate Luma text automatically.
Get Started
See the grammar overview to learn the basics.