[ithkuil]

It's technically possible to devise an alternative syntax and a bidirectional converter between it and the json jsonschema syntax. potentially the current json syntax could become some sort of "intermediate representation" not meant for direct human consumption but still useful to simplify implementation of tools that generate or interpret schemas (which wouldn't need a full fledged parser)

A quick web search didn't yield any existing project attempting to do so, but perhaps I'm not typing the right keywords. Does anybody know if this exists?

If not, would you like it? What would be the main characteristics such a syntax should have? (Mine pet peeve are comments, i.e. lack thereof in json)

[Existenceblinks]

I am building one, but it just started. Turns out we can even implement module system on json scchema. It's going to be convention/opinion based output; a subset of how a thing is described in jsonschema e.g. tagged union.

Jsonschema is a mixed bag of structure and validation, that sounds simplified, but its expressive power comes from the mix. For example, I have to limit the use of "Applicator" keyword (oneOf, allOf, anyOf) only under my controlled keywords under $defs .. urggg.

I hope in 2-3 months I could get a beta out.