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cmx-core

v0.3.0

Published

Embeddable core for installing agent skills across platforms — the TypeScript port of cmx-core.

Readme

cmx-core (TypeScript)

Native Bun/TypeScript port of the cmx-core skill-install surface. Published to npm as cmx-core; the source lives in the cmx-core-ts/ directory of the context-mixer2 repo, alongside the Rust reference and the shared conformance fixtures.

It exposes the same embeddable shape as the Rust library:

  • ToolIdentity
  • BundledSkill
  • SkillInstaller
  • ConfigPaths
  • NodeFilesystem
  • SystemClock

The library scope is bundled skill installation only. It implements:

  • plan
  • apply
  • status
  • remove

Example:

import {
  BundledSkill,
  ConfigPaths,
  NodeFilesystem,
  SkillInstaller,
  SystemClock,
  ToolIdentity,
} from "cmx-core";

const installer = new SkillInstaller(new ToolIdentity("mytool", "1.2.0"));
const skill = BundledSkill.singleMd("---\nname: mytool\n---\n# My skill\n");
const context = {
  fs: new NodeFilesystem(),
  clock: new SystemClock(),
  paths: ConfigPaths.fromEnv("claude"),
};

const plan = await installer.plan(skill, "global", false, context);
const report = await installer.apply(skill, plan, context);

Conformance

Run the full fixture suite from this package directory:

bun install
bun test
bunx tsc --noEmit
bunx biome check .

The test harness consumes the committed fixtures in ../cmx-core/conformance/ and checks:

  • checksum parity
  • byte-exact frontmatter reconciliation
  • version-guard decisions
  • platform paths and lock names
  • target resolution
  • end-to-end install behavior, tree snapshots, lock JSON values, and normalized reports