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@open-hax/eta-mu-runtime

v0.1.3

Published

Typed movement kernel for eta-mu belief state, panel selection, and auditable action envelopes

Readme

@open-hax/eta-mu-runtime

Typed movement kernel for the eta-mu control plane.

This package seeds the missing runtime layer described in the eta-mu charter and proactive-agent spec.

What is here now:

  • typed belief, panel, movement, and episode models
  • action-batch envelope schema
  • state constructors for calm/default runtime state
  • deterministic panel selection for cheap-loop planning
  • conservative cheap-loop candidate ranking

What still belongs above or around it:

  • persistent latent-state storage
  • real event ingestion
  • repo-specific actuators
  • council UI integration
  • breath receipts and memory writes

CLJS transition surface

The default package entrypoint remains the stable TypeScript runtime API. During the ClojureScript rewrite, additive CLJS-backed exports are exposed through @open-hax/eta-mu-runtime/cljs for narrow parity slices. The state/planner/envelope functions on the default entrypoint now delegate to the compiled CLJS runtime while preserving the existing TypeScript names, schemas, and declaration files.

import { createSurfaceCommandResult } from "@open-hax/eta-mu-runtime/cljs";

const version = createSurfaceCommandResult({ command: "version", value: "0.70.15" });
console.log(version.stdout);

Example

import {
  createActionBatch,
  createEtaBelief,
} from "@open-hax/eta-mu-runtime";

const belief = createEtaBelief({
  urgency: 0.8,
  reviewDebt: 0.7,
  deployRisk: 0.3,
});

const batch = createActionBatch({
  repo: "open-hax/proxx",
  trigger: "pull_request_review_comment",
  target: "pr#42",
  summary: "review debt is still blocking movement",
  belief,
  unresolvedReviewThreads: 3,
  quietWindowDetected: true,
});