Pseudo.NET

Write free-form pseudocode (English, French, Spanish, Chinese… no imposed syntax) and let a local LLM (Ollama) compile it to C#. No account, no API key, nothing leaves your machine.

What you get

• PseudoCode: console projects, ideal for algorithms and teaching.
• PseudrawCode: window projects with drawing, keyboard and timer, for small games.
• Six ready-to-run samples as project templates: Snake, Tetris, Bounce, Primes, Bubble sort, Guess the number. They ship their pre-computed answer, so the first run does not need Ollama.

Requirements

• Visual Studio 2026 (tested). Visual Studio 2022 is targeted but not yet tested.
• Ollama with the model pulled once for your own programs: ollama pull qwen2.5-coder:7b.

Getting started

File → New → Project, search Pseudo, choose a template, press F5.

Links

• Website (English / Français): https://pseudonet-lang.github.io/
• Source code and issues: https://github.com/pseudonet-lang/pseudonet
• dotnet new templates (no Visual Studio needed): dotnet new install PseudoNet.Templates
• Questions, feedback and sample requests: https://github.com/pseudonet-lang/pseudonet/discussions

Free and open source

MIT license. If it helps you or your students, a voluntary donation to say thanks is welcome (link in the repository README). Never required.