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@entellix/core

v0.1.3

Published

Provider- and persistence-neutral Entellix memory engine.

Readme

@entellix/core

Provider- and persistence-neutral memory-engine decisions shared by Entellix hosts. Hosts inject model, persistence, identity, and operational effects through ports; concrete providers, databases, transports, and deployment behavior stay in the host.

Requirements and installation

Use Node.js 24 or newer in an ESM project.

pnpm add @entellix/core
# or
npm install @entellix/core

Quickstart

Pure decisions can be used without a model provider or database.

import { decideRoute } from "@entellix/core";

const decision = decideRoute({
  triggers: [],
  noveltyScore: 0.9,
  nearDuplicate: false,
});

if (decision.route !== "batch") throw new Error(`unexpected route: ${decision.route}`);
console.log(decision);

Public exports

The root export is the ordinary starting point. Subpaths let consumers depend on a narrower capability.

  • @entellix/core — the complete supported provider-neutral engine surface.
  • @entellix/core/classifier — candidate classification orchestration.
  • @entellix/core/conflicts — conflict detection and operation suggestions.
  • @entellix/core/directive-precedence — directive resolution and rendering.
  • @entellix/core/directives — directive creation policy and invariants.
  • @entellix/core/extractor — memory extraction orchestration.
  • @entellix/core/model-output — model-output parsing helpers.
  • @entellix/core/packet — memory packet composition.
  • @entellix/core/ports — host dependency ports.
  • @entellix/core/policy-matrix — governed disposition evaluation.
  • @entellix/core/reconciler — canonical-memory reconciliation.
  • @entellix/core/retrieval — the complete retrieval surface.
  • @entellix/core/retrieval/config — versioned retrieval configuration.
  • @entellix/core/retrieval/eval-exclusion — exclusion evaluation.
  • @entellix/core/retrieval/fusion — candidate filtering, fusion, and ranking.
  • @entellix/core/retrieval/metrics — retrieval contribution metrics.
  • @entellix/core/salience — intake salience detection and routing.

Paths under src or dist, and any other undeclared deep import, are implementation details. This package is in public beta on the 0.x line; review its changelog before upgrading.

License

Licensed under Apache-2.0. Entellix names and branding remain subject to the repository trademark policy.