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@steipete/summarize-core

v0.25.3

Published

Summarize core library (content extraction + prompts).

Readme

@steipete/summarize-core

Core library for Summarize (content extraction + prompt builders).

  • CLI package: @steipete/summarize
  • Recommended imports (library use): @steipete/summarize-core/content, @steipete/summarize-core/prompts

The content entry point also exports DNS-pinned network helpers. fetchWithDnsPinnedAddresses accepts addresses attached with attachDnsPinnedAddresses; callers must validate those addresses first or use createNetworkGuardedFetch for validation. The transport honors cancellation from either a Request or its init options, returns null bodies for HEAD and HTTP 204/205/304, and rejects invalid HTTP responses through its promise.

The network guard revalidates every followed redirect and cancels discarded redirect bodies. Same-origin redirects retain request options and credentials; origin changes strip explicit authorization and cookie headers, including changes of scheme or port. Manual redirects remain available for the caller to consume.

The @steipete/summarize-core/processes entry point provides signalTrackedProcess(child, signal) for stopping one tracked command and its process tree, alongside terminateTrackedProcesses(signal) for all tracked commands. Use the per-command helper for deadlines so sibling work continues.