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@harness-fe/core

v4.2.0

Published

Harness-FE core: transport-agnostic capability API + event store + browser-control bridge + identity/canSee/consent. A pure library with no HTTP/WS server — the gateway owns the front door and drives core via the CoreClient interface.

Readme

@harness-fe/core

The transport-agnostic backend of Harness-FE.

core is a pure library — it has no HTTP server, no WebSocket server, and binds no port. It exposes:

  • Capability API — protocol-agnostic functions (args, principal) => result (page.*, *.tail, replay, tasks, project, session, memory). Each enforces canSee tenant isolation, browser consent, and write-scope deny internally, so every front door reuses one authorization model.
  • Bridge — the WS-frame state machine (peer registry, command/response correlation, event persistence) decoupled from the socket implementation via the PeerSocket abstraction. The gateway terminates the runtime WebSocket and feeds the socket in through bridge.acceptPeer(socket, principal).
  • Store / identity / consent — JSONL session store, task store, memory store; the Principal model and canSee / canSeeProject / projectGrant visibility rules.
  • CoreClient — the interface the gateway depends on. The in-process implementation wraps a Bridge directly; a remote (cross-machine) WS variant can implement the same interface without changing the gateway.

The gateway (@harness-fe/gateway) is the only thing that talks to core. Browsers, agents, and humans all reach core through the gateway — never directly.