@telorun/debug-wire

The Telo debug wire format — the language-neutral frame contract that flows between a kernel runtime (the producer) and every consumer of its debug stream.

A single stream carries two discriminated frame kinds:

• kind: "event" — a kernel event (Server.Listening, MyKind.MyName.Invoked, …).
• kind: "log" — one line of the runtime's stdout/stderr.

Consumers route on kind; a frame with no kind is treated as an event, so a legacy event-only stream still parses.

This package is intentionally tiny and browser-safe (no Node built-ins, no framework). It is the shared seam so the CLI producer, the runner that relays the stream, the editor, and @telorun/debug-ui all agree on the shape without a wrong-direction dependency on a UI package.

wire-schema.json is the source of truth a non-TypeScript producer (a future Rust/Go kernel) conforms to; the TypeScript types here are its projection.

Surface

• Types: DebugFrame (= DebugEvent | DebugLog), DebugEvent, DebugLog, WireRef, WireBlob.
• Guards: isLogFrame, isEventFrame, isWireRef, isWireBlob.
• Helper: eventSuffix(event) — the trailing segment of a dotted event name.