The reads of SkillCDN as code: a folder browsed, a search, a skill assembled from its rules, body and included files and cut into pages, a file read by pages, and what the MCP skills extension lists and serves, each as the data the tools and the REST API answer with. The server answers every request with this package over the index it keeps in PostgreSQL; the skillcdn command answers from a directory with the same code over an index in memory, so that what a deployment answers and what the command answers from the same commit is the same (ADR-0054).

Node.js only. No network, no database, no environment of its own: the index comes from the caller through the IndexStore port of @skillcdn/core, and so does a body the store does not hold.

What it exports

| Export | What it does | |---|---| | Reader | The reads over a mount: catalog, overview, browse, find, skill, file, and listSkills, getSkill, readResource, readDirectory for the skills extension. Each takes a MountContext and answers data, a result or why the index is not ready; the MCP tools and the REST bodies of @skillcdn/core are written from them. | | ReaderDependencies | What a Reader is made with: the limits, index(mount, waitMs), which answers the ReadableIndex of the mount's commit or that it is not ready yet, and fetchBody, for a body the store does not hold. | | MountContext | What the reader needs to know of a mount: its address and commit, whether it is verified, its limits, how results name its repository, and where its files are at their source. A caller's own mount type extends it and travels through the reader untouched. | | ReaderInputError | An input the caller can correct, with the code request.invalid: a path outside the mount, a cursor of another request, a page that cannot advance. | | BodyUnavailableError | A body the index names is at hand nowhere. | | compareByteOrder | The order the index keeps paths in. |

Tests

The server's integration tests read fixture repositories through this package over PostgreSQL; the command's tests read the same fixtures over an index in memory.