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@typai/core

v0.0.0-beta.0

Published

Local deterministic Typai correction engine and storage APIs.

Readme

@typai/core

Local deterministic correction engine for Typai.

This package owns token checks, suggestions, protected-span helpers, storage interfaces, memory APIs, dictionary APIs, and the generated Wasm engine output. It does not import @typai/completion-remote, call provider APIs, or require a server.

Spell suggestions use the local C++ delete-index path when dictionary data is loaded. Delete-index candidates are suggestions only unless the token is also present in Typai's audited common-typo table. Autocorrect remains limited to explicit common typos and user always-correct rules, with valid words and protected tokens blocked from automatic correction.

Current safe spelling behavior includes casing and trailing-punctuation preservation for approved autocorrections, plus conservative contraction and plural-ambiguity suggestions that remain red unresolved marks.

Dictionary assets load only during createTypaiCore() initialization. After initialization, checkCompletedToken() and suggestToken() stay synchronous and do not fetch assets or touch the network.

Supported dictionary modes:

  • built-in: default tiny deterministic engine vocabulary; no dynamic asset is loaded.
  • host-provided: load Typai Dictionary Blob v1 bytes through bytes, load, or url during initialization.
  • production: reserved for a future approved packaged language asset. It currently throws a clear unavailable error because no production dictionary or frequency asset is bundled.

Current package policy: production language assets are excluded from @typai/core. Host-provided assets and repo-local mock fixtures are the only available asset paths until manifest, hash, license, attribution, size, quality, and review gates pass.

The package metadata uses UNLICENSED until the project license is selected. No npm publish has occurred.