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@eto-press/platform

v3.20260927.0

Published

The machinery of a personal periodical: front-door reading, the journal, the archive, rendering to site and inbox and RSS, the mail, the verbs. None of it knows what news is.

Readme

@eto-press/platform

The machinery of a personal periodical. None of it knows what news is.

The platform is everything a paper needs that is not an editorial doctrine: the journal (one SQLite file, every expensive unit of work keyed and cached), front-door reading (feeds, articles, watched documents), the inference boundary (the closed set of typed questions an engine may ask a model, answered today by the Ollama provider), the edition document and its four dialects (markdown archive, site, email, RSS), the published-edition store, the default theme, the mail, and the verbs behind the eto command.

An engine — a package that decides what a story is and how it must be told — meets the platform once per morning at edition(day). Six ship in this monorepo; @eto-press/press binds one to a paper.

What it exports

Every module under src/ is importable as @eto-press/platform/<name>; the default theme is @eto-press/platform/brief.css. The ones an engine author reaches for: engine (the joint's types), edition (the story document and editionStoryFrom), inference (the boundary), feeds and frontdoor (reading the world), db (the journal's schema), errors (the catalog), masthead and config (a paper's two files).

Documentation

The operator path and the internals are both at the press's documentation site (docs-site/ in the repository). The design documents — the North Star, the pipeline, the roadmap — are in docs/.

License: AGPL-3.0-only.