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@eco-dev/core

v0.0.1-alpha.1

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Project Eco shared contracts, identity primitives, and event envelope.

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@eco-dev/core

Project Eco shared contract seed.

This package currently promotes only the minimal EcoEventEnvelope contract that passed the first bounded Forge/DGX/Mac integration gate.

@eco-dev/core controls Eco protocol compatibility. Customers and partners define their own domain contracts on top of it, but they do not redefine the Eco protocol namespace.

Promotion Evidence

  • Forge adapter gate: G:/eco-artifacts/eco-lineage/forge-infra-002/gate-result-v2.json
  • DGX reducer gate: G:/eco-artifacts/eco-lineage/dgx-state-002/gate-result-v1.json
  • Mac observation gate: G:/eco-artifacts/eco-lineage/mac-reactive-002/gate-result-v1.json
  • Unified integration: G:/eco-artifacts/eco-lineage/unified-integration-001/unified-integration-report.json

Scope

Promoted now:

  • canonical JSON helper
  • SHA-256 helper
  • EcoEventEnvelope
  • protocol/domain boundary helpers
  • EcoDomainContract
  • Zod schemas for runtime validation and inferred TypeScript types
  • envelope validation
  • duplicate (source_id, source_seq) detection
  • source sequence gap detection

Not promoted yet:

  • Forge infra adapter implementation
  • DGX reducer implementation
  • Mac reactive adapter implementation
  • runtime WAL/replay storage
  • UI/chat/fork workflow
  • customer-specific domain schemas

Those remain patch-draft evidence until the canonical package layout is chosen.

Protocol Boundary

Eco protocol contracts are strict and conformance-tested. They are the rails that keep plugins, partners, agents, and runtimes compatible.

Customer/domain contracts are flexible and namespaced. They extend the protocol and describe customer-specific workflows, entities, policies, and plugin payloads.

Rule:

Eco controls the rails.
Users control what runs on the rails.

See docs/protocol-boundary.md.

TypeScript-First Validation

@eco-dev/core exports Zod schemas so Nuxt/Nitro apps, ingestion pipelines, RAG tooling, adapters, plugins, and tests share the same runtime validation boundary.

Use these instead of inventing package-local validators:

  • EcoEventEnvelopeSchema
  • EcoDomainContractSchema
  • EcoCompatibilityProfileSchema

Gate

npm install
npm run gate