Huzzah

Huzzah is an experimental editor from Daniel Vaughn built around a different bargain with a language model. Instead of a chat where prompts are longform, imperative and thrown away, you keep a pseudocode file that describes what the code should be. Write fizz_buzz() with a loop and two modulo branches in a .hz file, save it, and the real source is generated from that. Change a line later and Huzzah takes the diff as the prompt, regenerating only the affected code.

The reasoning behind it is that agent chats leave no durable record of human intent, repeat the same instructions across a session, and make you spend paragraphs of English on what pseudocode says in a line. This is a working experiment written up in August 2026 rather than a finished tool, and the post carries a video of it running.