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Lith, a web language aimed at AI agents

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Lith presents a full-stack web language and compiler that combines TypeScript, JSX, and Prisma-style queries, with a design goal of reducing the tokens agents use to build apps.

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Developers building web apps with AI coding agents
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The benchmark counts tokens with the o200k_base tokenizer and includes each framework's standard scaffold in file and line totals.

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The example places a todo schema, page markup, and database operations in one file, including handlers for adding and updating records. For its comparisons, Lith says it used six expert-written reference tasks per stack and counted the standard scaffold in file and line totals. The project reports a v0.3.1 release check covering three real-project tickets and 52 guide QA checks.

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