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Open-source workspace foundation
The open-source foundation behind Claxedo.
A TypeScript workspace and integration layer around existing coding-agent harnesses: runtime, normalized events, extensions, relay, connections, WorkGraph, and deployment contracts.
01 · The essential path
Bring a harness into a real workspace.
Create an Agent Runtime, open a session against an authenticated harness, subscribe to normalized events, and start a turn — the whole essential path through the public API.
See it in actionconst runtime = createAgentRuntime({
store: createMemoryRuntimeStore(),
harnesses: [harnessFactory(pick)],
})
const session = await runtime.sessions.create({
directory: dir,
harness: { id: pick.id, access: pick.access },
model: { providerID: pick.id, modelID: "default" },
})
const events = runtime.events.subscribe({ sessionId: session.id })
await runtime.turns.start({ sessionId: session.id, agent: "", text: prompt })02 · Continuity
State crosses reconnect boundaries deliberately.
Workspace runtime, relay, and client contracts keep sessions, terminals, files, processes, and events behind explicit placement boundaries.
03 · Bring your existing stack
Keep the harnesses and tools you already use.
04 · Capability catalog
Compose the workspace layer you need.
Each capability is a composable TypeScript package with its own documented boundary. Take one, or the whole workspace layer.
@claxedo/workspace-runtimeWorkspace runtimeOne host contract for sessions, terminals, files, processes, and git — the same surface whether the workspace runs locally or on a machine you control.
Read the contract@claxedo/agent-sdk-runtimeAgent runtimeThe AgentRuntime facade over coding-agent harnesses — create sessions, start turns, and stream session events through one API across Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and more.
Read the contract@claxedo/agent-event-runtimeNormalized eventsA single event vocabulary across supported harness adapters, so clients read one stream instead of every harness's native protocol.
Read the contract@claxedo/workspace-relayRelayAuthenticated reach to a workspace host without opening a public inbound port — verified forwarding between client and host.
Read the contract@claxedo/connectionsConnectionsCapability-scoped access to external systems — each connection grants only the access a turn actually needs.
Read the contract@claxedo/channelsChannelsRoute GitHub, Slack, Telegram, Discord, and WhatsApp messages into agent sessions, with dedup, session resolution, and approval bridging.
Read the contract@claxedo/agent-extensionsExtensionsSkills, MCP servers, plugins, and instructions resolved through explicit scopes, then synced into each workspace or sandbox.
Read the contract@claxedo/workgraphWorkGraphDurable Streams, Tasks, and Attempts with decisions and evidence, so work outlives any single session or reconnect.
Read the contract@claxedo/mcpMCP serverAn MCP server and CLI that exposes Claxedo documents, WorkGraph, processes, logs, sessions, and browser tools to any MCP client.
Read the contract05 · Architecture + placement
One workspace model. Explicit boundaries.
Local and connected compositions decide where clients, coordination, model execution, and tools run. Each package documents its own boundary so product composition does not become an implicit framework promise.
06 · Keep reading