Tov is a programming language for coding agents: TypeScript's syntax that compiles to native binaries. It drops a few things, with no any, no null and no ==, separate int and f64 types, and any call that can fail marked try. After every edit you run tov check --json and apply each fix marked safe, then run and ship as a single binary.
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An agent that writes TypeScript can already write Tov.
tov check --json returns edits, and the safe ones apply directly.
tov build produces a single native binary.
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