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@immediately-run/safe-content

v0.1.1

Published

The immediately.run safe renderer: non-executable MDX/Markdown as data, with no evaluator anywhere in the pipeline (TRUST_MODES_SPEC §5.1). Extracted from @immediately-run/sdk's safeContent tier (PLATFORM_LAYERING_SPEC §4, R3-279); the SDK re-exports it,

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866

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@immediately-run/safe-content

The immediately.run safe renderer: untrusted Markdown/MDX-syntax content rendered as data, with no evaluator anywhere in the pipeline (TRUST_MODES_SPEC §5.1).

  • parseSafeMdast — MDX-syntax → mdast using the micromark/mdast tree with no acorn: expression nodes carry their source as inert strings, never evaluated.
  • renderMdast — mdast → React elements. JSX tags resolve only through a component registry by name, with literal string props only; unknown tags render their children inert; URLs pass an allowlist; wiki-links resolve through the shared link-space resolver (@immediately-run/mdx-plugins).
  • SafeContent — the React component wiring the two.

This is the S3 content-framework tier's first extraction from @immediately-run/sdk (PLATFORM_LAYERING_SPEC §4, R3-279). The SDK re-exports everything byte-compatibly (@immediately-run/sdk/safeContent/* keeps working); depend on this package directly only when you want the renderer without the platform client.

@immediately-run/mdx-plugins is a deliberate dependency (the anti-drift coupling): the compiled and interpreted paths share one grammar, so a wiki-link or heading anchor means the same byte on both sides.

A T2 tool, not a platform gate: it stops content executing as code; it certifies nothing to the host.