The programming language for AI

Boundary is building BAML -- a programming language to build AI agents. We used to code in assembly, and moved on to C. From C, we moved on to higher level languages like Python. Now we are going from Python to natural language. What does the code look like when 50% of the business decisions is decided by an AI agent / prompts? How do you test these AI components? We made BAML to address these problems. BAML helps has built-in tools to test, observe, and work with structured LLM outputs / tool calling natively in the language 10x faster. With BAML you can also instantly parallelize LLM Calls, or react to certain events or changes in your pipelines, without having to write any boilerplate. It's like using 'React' for AI. BAML code can used from any other language -- providing a standardized way to organize and declare any LLM or AI code.

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Total Open and Closed Positions

Total open positions, and positions newly closed since the previous update

Department Headcount Over Time

Open positions per department · top 6 at any point in the window

Newly Opened and Closed Positions

Position Churn Rate

Positions closed within 14 days of opening · a high rate suggests posting instability — duplicates, pulled listings, or roles filled through internal or off-market channels

Time-to-Fill Distribution

Days from open to close · closed positions only

Salary Trend Over Time

Monthly median base salary · USD · annualized · p25/p75 dashed

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Open positions · by department

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Skills Trend

Change in share of postings · recent 3 months vs. prior 3 months

Tech Stack Evolution

Positions opened per month · top 5 technologies