What is AiSQL?

AiSQL is a deterministic, symbolic language designed to describe knowledge, semantics, and intent in a structured, auditable, and executable form.

It looks familiar—intentionally so—but it serves a fundamentally different purpose.

“AiSQL is engine-agnostic. ZeroTrain is the reference implementation.”

Why AiSQL Exists

Modern systems need a clear way to turn information into deterministic decisions. AiSQL exists to:

• Define knowledge and intent in a structured, reusable form
• Remove ambiguity from decision logic
• Make inference auditable, inspectable, and externally controlled

What Makes AiSQL Different

• Deterministic: The same source always produces the same structure and outcome.
• Symbolic: Meaning is described explicitly—not inferred statistically.
• Semantic: Relationships, proximity, and intent are declared, not guessed.
• Decision-oriented: AiSQL describes knowledge and decisions, not data retrieval.

How AiSQL Is Structured

AiSQL documents are organized into clear sections that define:

• Inputs and their meaning
• Knowledge and semantics
• Rules, decisions, and outputs

Who AiSQL Is For

For engineers, architects, and analysts who need:

• Deterministic decision construction
• Transparent and reusable logic
• Separation of description from execution

AiSQL and the Bigger Picture

AiSQL is a language and a standard. It defines knowledge and intent. Execution is handled by any system that consumes AiSQL.