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@arborship/arbor-pak

v2.0.1

Published

Levi Arborfile and LeviPak parser, validator, and builder APIs

Readme

@arborship/arbor-pak

Parser, validator, and builder APIs for Levi's Arborfile and LeviPak formats — the Dockerfile-like template DSL that describes how a Levi VM template or package is defined and built. It owns the canonical AST, directive invariants, dependency graphs, compilation, lockfiles, provenance, snapshots, and cache-key logic for Arborfile v1, plus package parsing, includes, recipes, and build execution/transport for LeviPak.

Layer

Product-semantic kernel (Arborfile/LeviPak format: parsing, validation, dependency graphs, and cache-key logic are deterministic and independent of live VM state). Build execution and transport (guest-agent WebSocket client, SSH) are operational concerns kept behind explicit interfaces, closer to an operational port. Per docs/architecture/PLATFORM_BOUNDARIES.md (ADR-0011), this package does not select or construct VM drivers — it only owns the file format and its execution contract.

Install

npm install @arborship/arbor-pak

Usage

Parse and validate a Arborfile:

import { parseLevifile, validateLevifilePlan } from '@arborship/arbor-pak'

const result = parseLevifile(source) // { success, plan, errors }
if (result.success && result.plan) {
  const validation = validateLevifilePlan(result.plan, 'Arborfile')
}

Parse a Arborfile v1 document (typed spec/AST, from the ./levifile export):

import { parseLevifile } from '@arborship/arbor-pak/arborfile'

const result = parseLevifile(source)

Part of Levi

This package is part of Levi, an isolated personal agent control plane. See the repository's docs/architecture/ directory for design docs, including PLATFORM_BOUNDARIES.md and the Arborfile v1 reference docs.

License

Apache-2.0. See the LICENSE file in this package; the full license set is described in the repository's docs/architecture/LICENSING_AND_TOPOLOGY.md.