The MultiLang‑ASM Ecosystem introduces a groundbreaking approach to low‑level programming, offering two complementary open‑source projects that span the entire learning curve — from children discovering CPU logic for the first time to professionals building kernels and operating systems.

MultiLang‑ASM is a multilingual assembly language that allows developers to write real x86‑64 instructions in more than 27 human languages and dozens of regional dialects. It breaks the English‑only barrier of traditional assembly, enabling global accessibility for students, researchers, and system programmers.

Alongside it, MultiLang‑ASM‑Kids delivers the world’s first child‑friendly assembly mode. Designed for ages 7–12, it transforms complex CPU concepts into simple, natural‑language commands that compile into real assembly code. Kids can learn registers, loops, comparisons, and memory using intuitive verbs like:

pon rax a 5 suma rax con 3 enseña rax

Together, these two repositories form a unified ecosystem that democratizes low‑level programming across cultures, languages, and age groups — from early education to professional OS development.

Repositories:

Main Platform: https://github.com/cyberenigma-lgtm/MultiLang-ASM

Kids Platform: https://github.com/cyberenigma-lgtm/MultiLang-ASM-Kids