TypeScript architecture foundation for backend services based on Domain-Driven Design and Clean Architecture

Load and shape-validate Archstone CDL manifests — the JSON Schema for the Capability Definition Language.

The Archstone compiler — validates a capability model and lowers it to a target-agnostic intermediate representation that every emitter consumes.

Archstone runtime — a capability registry over compiled IR, and the MCP emitter that serves it as agent-callable tools over stdio or HTTP.

REST provider for Archstone — maps capability input to an HTTP request and maps the response back to a typed, validated result.

Archstone CLI — compile a business capability definition (CDL) into tools an AI agent can call: apply, build, serve over MCP, and verify against the live backend.

Shared substrate for Archstone emitters: IR indexing, semantic-type to JSON Schema lowering, and response mapping. No MCP SDK, no filesystem.

Embed Archstone capabilities directly in your own agent loop: typed tool definitions for Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini and plain JSON Schema, plus fail-closed execution over a compiled IR — no MCP server process required.

Turn an existing API into a compiling Archstone CDL manifest: a provenance-carrying draft model, pure YAML emission, a closed compile loop, and an IR-level diff harness. No LLM, on any path.