@archstone/emitter-support
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Shared substrate for Archstone emitters: IR indexing, semantic-type to JSON Schema lowering, and response mapping. No MCP SDK, no filesystem.
Shared, IR-only substrate for Archstone emitters (ADD-0008 / RFC-0008): IR indexing
(Registry), semantic-type → JSON-Schema lowering, tool-name sanitization, the
response-mapping executor, and the extraction boundary (ADR-0011) — extractionJsonSchema
and validateExtraction, which lower a declared resource into a closed schema and judge a
model's answer against it. Depends only on @archstone/compiler — no MCP SDK, no
node:fs, no HTTP — so any emitter built on it (the MCP server in @archstone/runtime, the
embedded agent in @archstone/agent) can be tree-shaken cleanly.
Both directions of travel go through this package, and that is the point: a Resource Definition is the schema for a provider's response and for what a model must produce, so neither side can be mapped by a rule the other does not share.
Part of Archstone, an open-source
Capability Platform — most users should install
@archstone/cli instead of depending on
this package directly.
Apache-2.0
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Shared substrate for Archstone emitters: IR indexing, semantic-type to JSON Schema lowering, and response mapping. No MCP SDK, no filesystem.
The npm package @archstone/emitter-support receives a total of 555 weekly downloads. As such, @archstone/emitter-support popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @archstone/emitter-support demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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