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@a0n/aeon-ide

v5.0.0

Published

9 days ago

Aeon IDE — UI components and hooks for the Aeon Container execution environment

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@a0n/aeon-ide

@a0n/aeon-ide provides the UI components and hooks for the Aeon Container execution environment.

The fair brag is that this package already covers the main pieces people expect from an embedded coding surface: file tree, editor pane, execution toolbar, console, collaboration hooks, and the higher-level AeonContainerIDE wrapper that ties them together.

What You Get

AeonContainerIDE: the main composed IDE surface
AeonIdeEditorPane: editor and revision area
AeonIdePanels: command, action, and collaboration panels
ExecutionToolbar: run controls
ExecutionConsole: logs and runtime output
FileTree: filesystem sidebar
CapabilityBadge: capability and identity indicator
useAeonContainer: runtime hook
useAgentRoomCollaboration: collaboration hook

Why People May Like It

it gives you a ready-made IDE shell instead of only loose widgets,
it stays close to @a0n/aeon-container, so the UI and runtime packages match,
collaboration is part of the package shape, not an afterthought,
and the surface is small enough to understand without feeling toy-sized.

Dependency

This package depends on @a0n/aeon-container for the execution, filesystem, and collaboration runtime services underneath the UI.

Why This README Is Grounded

Aeon IDE does not need more drama than that. The strongest fair brag is that it already gives you a coherent UI layer for the Aeon container runtime.