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@benchlocal/core

v0.2.0

Published

Core protocol, config, workspace, and theme types for BenchLocal and Bench Packs.

Downloads

199

Readme

@benchlocal/core

Core types and shared runtime contracts for BenchLocal and Bench Packs.

This package is the low-level foundation for the BenchLocal ecosystem. It defines the data structures that the BenchLocal desktop app, Bench Pack host runtime, and Bench Pack SDK all agree on.

Use @benchlocal/core when you need the protocol and storage shapes directly. If you are authoring a Bench Pack, you will usually import from @benchlocal/sdk instead.

Install

npm install @benchlocal/core

What this package contains

  • Bench Pack manifest and runtime protocol types
  • provider, model, secret, and verifier types
  • workspace state types
  • config loading and normalization helpers
  • theme types

The public entrypoint exports:

  • config
  • protocol
  • theme
  • workspaces

Intended users

  • BenchLocal app and host code
  • Bench Pack tooling
  • ecosystem tooling that needs to read or validate BenchLocal config or workspace state

Stability

@benchlocal/core is part of the public BenchLocal ecosystem surface, but it is lower-level than @benchlocal/sdk. Bench Pack authors should prefer the SDK unless they specifically need direct access to the core protocol or config types.

Repository

  • BenchLocal monorepo: https://github.com/stevibe/BenchLocal
  • Issues: https://github.com/stevibe/BenchLocal/issues