Alloy (specification language)
= Alloy (specification language)
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Alloy is a declarative specification language used for modeling and analyzing software designs and systems. It was developed as part of a project at MIT by Daniel Jackson and others in the late 1990s. Alloy is particularly useful for specifying complex structures and relationships in a way that is both human-readable and machine-checkable.