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@mmnto/totem

v2.12.2

Published

Core engine for Totem, the local-first toolkit that keeps AI-agent work queryable, enforceable, and derivable as plain files in your codebase

Readme

@mmnto/totem

Core engine for Totem, the local-first toolkit that keeps AI-agent work queryable, enforceable, and derivable as plain files in your codebase. This is the library that @mmnto/cli and @mmnto/mcp build on; most users want one of those instead.

It contains the lesson parsing and compilation substrate, the deterministic rule engine (regex, Tree-sitter AST classification, ast-grep), the LanceDB-backed vector store, chunkers and embedders, and pack manifest helpers.

Install

pnpm add @mmnto/totem

Requires Node >= 24. @google/genai is an optional peer dependency, used when Gemini is configured as the embedder.

Usage

import { LanceStore, createEmbedder, createChunker } from '@mmnto/totem';

See the architecture reference for how the pieces fit together.

Entry points

The package root (.) is a compatibility barrel: it re-exports the full core module graph and makes no per-symbol semver promise. It is retained unchanged for backward compatibility.

For new code, prefer the supported subpath entry points. Each is a curated, semver-tracked subset of the barrel:

| Entry point | Surface | | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | @mmnto/totem/config | TotemConfig and the config-schema surface (schemas, tiers, defaults). | | @mmnto/totem/packs | Pack registration + load: PackRegistrationAPI, loadInstalledPacks, the manifest schema. | | @mmnto/totem/lessons | Lesson read/write, frontmatter parse/build, and the role/frontmatter schema contracts. | | @mmnto/totem/artifacts | The verdict-artifact schema, its content-address-verified loader, and version constants. |

import type { TotemConfig } from '@mmnto/totem/config';
import { loadInstalledPacks } from '@mmnto/totem/packs';

Symbols on the supported subpaths are also present on the root barrel; the subpaths narrow that surface to an intentional set. Subtraction from the barrel is deferred to a future major (mmnto-ai/totem#2336).

Docs

Apache-2.0.