TVL — Timeverse Language

A domain-specific language for programming temporal phase-coordinated agents and missions.

Version 1.0

Status: Hardened

What is TVL?

TVL is a high-level, declarative language designed to simplify the interaction with the Timeverse T2 Protocol. It allows developers to define missions, agents, and contracts that are natively aware of cyclic time, phase windows, and quality gates (HS-Bloch).

The TVL compiler transforms this source code into executable JavaScript that integrates directly with the Timeverse Kernel.

Syntax Overview

Directives

Use directives to configure the global context of your script.

Directives

@timeverse v4.6.2
@anchor SWT6 // Sets the local spatial context

Missions

A mission is a sequence of actions with strict temporal and environmental requirements.

Mission Example

mission optimization {
  require carbon < 260
  require phase [80, 100] // Zenith window
  
  on ALLOW {
    execute qaoa_solver
    anchor TSAE -> clockchain
  }
}

Agents

An agent is a persistent process that monitors phases and acts when conditions are met.

Agent Example

agent drone_alpha {
  heartbeat 30s
  
  loop {
    check phase
    on ACTION {
      execute area_scan
      anchor TSAE -> cloud_ledger
    }
    on RECHARGE {
      sleep 300s
    }
  }
}

Language Reference

Keyword	Description
mission	Defines a goal-oriented workflow.
require	Sets a mandatory gate (phase, carbon, etc.).
on [Verdict]	Conditional branch based on protocol verdict.
anchor	Persists a hash commitment to a ledger.
loop	Repeats a block of code.

Try it out!

Test your TVL code in the Lab IDE.