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@inflatable-cookie/longhorn

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The framework-neutral tier: fourteen domains behind one package, with no dependencies and no peers. Rust serde types are authoritative; the generated protocol modules are checked against them.

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@inflatable-cookie/longhorn

The framework-neutral tier: fourteen domains behind one package, with no dependencies and no peers. Rust serde types are authoritative; the generated protocol modules are checked against them.

effigy check:bindings
effigy test:ts

Every domain is a subpath. @inflatable-cookie/longhorn itself resolves to core, the base every other domain builds on.

| Subpath | Domain | | --- | --- | | /core | identity, opaque values, transports, diagnostics | | /agent-control | in-page semantic shim (contract 022 control surface). Synthetic events are untrusted (isTrusted stays false); wait_for is DOM-relative. | | /config | configuration store, backup, restore, recovery | | /layout | containers, regions, panels, sizing | | /surfaces, /surface-transfer | optional Surface documents and their transfer | | /transfer | cross-window drag sessions | | /native-content | native content islands | | /bridge | typed bridge and optional backend topology | | /commands | registry, keymaps, palette | | /settings | settings authority and registry projection | | /notifications, /operation | async operations and their notifications | | /history, /history-tree | history kernel and optional forkable tree |

Each domain with a Rust authority also exposes /<domain>/protocol — the generated types and compatibility guards on their own, for consumers that want the wire contract without the client.

Nothing here imports a UI framework, a host runtime, or Poodle. That is enforced, not merely intended: tests/boundary.test.ts fails the build if any source file in this package acquires such an edge. The reactive bindings live in @inflatable-cookie/longhorn-poodle-svelte and the host edges in @inflatable-cookie/longhorn-tauri, both of which peer on this package.