The `enscribe` command-line tool — render Enscribe documents to HTML, exchange JATS XML (export and import), import other formats via a pandoc bridge, and rewrite source between authoring registers.

Standalone TypeScript CLI for Enscribe subname operations

Core library for ENS contract naming

JATS XML import for enscribe — parses a JATS article and produces an Enscribe mdast tree (the reverse of @enscribejs/jats-export).

Remark plugin for the enscribe shorthand syntax. Hybrid architecture: micromark finds construct boundaries, Peggy parses grammar semantics.

Academic publishing on HTML+CSS+JS, with a shorthand authoring syntax. The headline library: the Layer 1 core foundation, the shorthand parser (remark plugin), and the interpreter that compiles enscribeTag nodes to Layer 1 HTML.

The enscribe interpreter: schema-driven dispatch from enscribeTag nodes to Layer 1 HTML, plus structural plugins (config discovery, article structuring, section nesting).

A Hardhat v3 plugin to name smart contracts

A Hardhat v3 plugin to name smart contracts

Layer 1 semantic HTML vocabulary specification for academic publishing. Defines the element set for articles, books, chapters, floats, citations, cross-references, notes, and apparatus.

The inward-pointing shared foundation that enscribe's parser, interpreter, and future output generators depend on. Filesystem-free and browser-safe by design. Depends on nothing internal.

Reliable plain-text editing for agent systems. A sibling MCP to en-quire: literal range + anchor ops, no structural interpretation.