It started in a Dunkin' drive-thru.
Mohio began the way a lot of real things do - not in a lab, but in a car on the side of I-77 with a coffee going cold in the cup holder. The idea was simple and a little stubborn: every other language treats AI as something you bolt on afterward, a library you wire up and hope behaves. What if reasoning were a first-class part of the language itself - with fallbacks, confidence thresholds, and an audit trail the compiler actually enforced?
From that question to a working compiler took 14 days. One developer and an AI, building in early mornings, lunch breaks, and late evenings. Grammar, parser, transformer, interpreter, CLI, and an HTTP runtime - then a live text adventure running entirely in Mohio to prove it wasn't a slide deck.
It's still moving at that pace. But speed was never the point. The point was building something honest enough to last - and that takes a standard, not just a sprint.