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@peasant-labs/transcript-browser-monorepo

v0.0.0

Published

Shared, framework-agnostic transcript browser for AI agent session transcripts.

Readme

transcript-browser

Shared, framework-agnostic transcript browser for AI agent session transcripts. The eventual goal is a single React viewer for agent transcripts, consumed by two existing apps:

  • peasant/web
  • village/frontend

This is a pnpm workspace monorepo. The first viewer slice — primitives + the canvas (list) view — has been ported out of the peasant app into @peasant-labs/transcript-browser as agnostic, props-driven components. The graph / rails / header / overlay views are deferred to later slices.

Packages

| Package | Name | Status | |---|---|---| | packages/types | @peasant-labs/types | Shared transcript + analytics types (the reconciled superset). | | packages/theme | @peasant-labs/theme | --tb-* CSS variable token contract (light + dark). | | packages/browser | @peasant-labs/transcript-browser | Framework-agnostic React viewer — primitives + transcript canvas. See its README. | | packages/analytics | @peasant-labs/analytics | Framework-agnostic project/collective analytics — pure metric functions over SessionSummary[] + a configurable <ProjectOverview> (recharts). Separate from browser so analytics-only users skip the viewer's heavy deps. See its README. | | examples/minimal | @peasant-labs/example-minimal | Vite app rendering <TranscriptCanvas> and <ProjectOverview> against realistic samples. |

Quick start

pnpm install
pnpm -r build        # build every package
pnpm -r typecheck    # type-check every package
pnpm dev:minimal     # run the minimal example (Vite dev server)

Layout

transcript-browser/
├── packages/
│   ├── types/      @peasant-labs/types
│   ├── theme/      @peasant-labs/theme
│   ├── browser/    @peasant-labs/transcript-browser
│   └── analytics/  @peasant-labs/analytics
├── examples/
│   └── minimal/    minimal Vite wiring proof
├── pnpm-workspace.yaml
├── tsconfig.base.json
└── package.json

Notes

  • The shared types in @peasant-labs/types were lifted from peasant/web (the superset) and reconciled against village/frontend. App- and transport-specific types (WebSocket subscription machinery, REST list wrappers, list/dashboard payloads, redaction-review types) were deliberately left in their respective apps.
  • The viewer follows a strict agnosticism contract: data in via props only, actions out via optional callbacks + capability flags, theming via --tb-* CSS variables only. See the browser README.
  • See DIVERGENCES.md for the type reconciliation details.
  • Neither peasant nor village has been wired to consume these packages yet; that is a later task.