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+# Licensing and attribution
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package/NOTICE

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+Peekling Runtime
+Copyright 2026 Prajwal S. Venkateshmurthy
+
+Original design and development by Prajwal S. Venkateshmurthy.
+Contact: https://prajwal.me
+Project: https://peekling.com/

package/README.md

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+# `@peekling/runtime`
+
+The dependency-free browser engine for data-only Peekling character Packs.
+Developers choose a Pack and describe page behavior with one Configuration and
+one immutable Plan. Peekling validates both before it renders.
+
+The runtime performs no telemetry and requires no Peekling backend. Character
+data cannot contain code, callbacks, DOM nodes, or raw HTML.
+
+## Install
+
+```sh
+npm install @peekling/runtime@0.1.0
+```
+
+The runtime supports modern ESM applications and the complete browser bundle.
+Tooling and server-side imports require Node 22.14 or newer.
+
+## First character with ESM
+
+This Vite example emits the package stylesheet as an asset, selects the pinned
+`peek` Pack, waits for the first valid runtime state, and owns teardown:
+
+```js
+import { hatch } from "@peekling/runtime";
+import peeklingStyles from "@peekling/runtime/peekling.css?url";
+
+let companion;
+
+try {
+  companion = hatch({
+    character: "peek",
+    styles: { url: peeklingStyles },
+  });
+
+  await companion.ready;
+} catch (error) {
+  console.error("Peekling did not start", error);
+}
+
+// Call this from the owning view's teardown hook.
+export function destroyPeekling() {
+  companion?.destroy();
+}
+```
+
+After `ready` resolves, the Pack, stylesheet, initial State, and owned DOM are
+ready. `character: "peek"` is a networked selection. It resolves an exact pinned
+manifest and verifies the manifest and selected atlas before browser decoding.
+
+Other bundlers can copy `@peekling/runtime/peekling.css` to a public asset and
+pass its final URL through `styles.url`. An HTTP or HTTPS ESM module can omit
+`styles` when a usable `peekling.css` sits beside the module. A module location
+that cannot identify an HTTP or HTTPS stylesheet fails with `styles.default`
+instead of silently rendering without styles.
+
+## Choose a Pack
+
+Configure one source when possible:
+
+| Source            | Example                                            | Network behavior                                              |
+| ----------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| Registered alias  | `{ character: "peek" }`                            | Fetches the alias's pinned manifest and one atlas.            |
+| Explicit manifest | `{ packUrl: "/characters/moss/character.json" }`   | Fetches that manifest and one declared atlas.                 |
+| Inline Pack       | `{ pack, atlasUrl: "/characters/moss/atlas.png" }` | Uses supplied Pack data and fetches the declared atlas bytes. |
+
+If merged Configuration contains several sources, the runtime uses `pack` first,
+then `packUrl`, then `character`. `atlasUrl` changes only the asset location for
+bytes already declared by the selected Pack. It is not an image conversion hook.
+
+Every atlas candidate needs a 64-character lowercase SHA-256. For an adaptive
+Pack used with `atlasUrl`, set `density` to one declared variant. The runtime
+loads that candidate once and disables automatic density upgrades for the
+mirrored asset.
+
+## Public instance API
+
+`hatch` returns one independently owned instance:
+
+| Member                | Purpose                                                                                                     |
+| --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `ready`               | Rejecting startup promise. Await it before relying on Pack-specific behavior.                               |
+| `finished`            | Non-rejecting terminal promise. Settles after cleanup with `destroyed`, `pagehide`, or `failed`.            |
+| `emit(name, payload)` | Admit one bounded application Event and return its admission result.                                        |
+| `override(input)`     | Request temporary ownership of declared presentation channels.                                              |
+| `pause()`             | Add the host pause reason and park runtime work.                                                            |
+| `resume()`            | Remove the host pause reason. Work resumes after every suspension reason clears.                            |
+| `destroy()`           | Abort pending work and release the instance's listeners, observers, frames, timers, roots, and object URLs. |
+
+Configuration failures that can be decided without Pack bytes throw before
+`hatch` returns. Pack loading, Pack-dependent references, stylesheet setup, and
+browser resource failures reject `ready`. Wrap both stages in the same `try`
+block when the host needs one startup error path.
+
+`finished` never rejects and settles once. Cleanup is idempotent, so calling
+`destroy()` again is safe.
+
+## Events and temporary control
+
+Application Events are bounded immutable facts:
+
+```js
+await companion.ready;
+
+const result = companion.emit("job.progress", {
+  session: "build-42",
+  revision: 3,
+  completed: 12,
+  total: 20,
+});
+
+if (!result.accepted) {
+  console.warn("Event was not admitted", result.reason);
+}
+```
+
+`emit` does not mutate the Plan, render inline, or run host code inline. It
+validates and snapshots the payload, then schedules ordinary Plan evaluation.
+The queue holds 32 Events. A full queue rejects the new Event without evicting
+accepted work. Eligible streams can opt into `coalesce: "latest"`. Other rate
+limits belong in host code before `emit`.
+
+An Override uses the same Effect and channel model as the Plan:
+
+```js
+const handle = companion.override({
+  effect: {
+    channels: ["state"],
+    state: { state: "happy" },
+  },
+  until: { type: "duration", ms: 2000 },
+});
+
+console.log(await handle.finished);
+```
+
+The selected State must exist in the Pack. An Override never edits the Plan.
+When its lifetime ends, the runtime reevaluates the unchanged Plan from current
+world state.
+
+See the repository [configuration guide](../../docs/configuration.md) for Plan
+syntax and recipes. The [execution model](../../docs/execution-model.md) defines
+Event ordering, channel ownership, Override conflicts, and cleanup.
+
+## Web Component
+
+The complete browser file registers `<peekling-character>` when that name is
+free. The element is a lifecycle facade over hatch, not a second engine.
+
+```html
+<script
+  defer
+  src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@peekling/runtime@0.1.0/dist/peekling.min.js"
+  integrity="sha384-<runtime-release-hash>"
+  crossorigin="anonymous"
+></script>
+
+<peekling-character
+  character="peek"
+  styles-url="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@peekling/runtime@0.1.0/dist/peekling.css"
+  styles-integrity="sha256-<stylesheet-release-hash>"
+></peekling-character>
+```
+
+Replace both integrity placeholders with the values emitted by the selected
+release. Cross-origin JavaScript and CSS need CORS. The page must allow the
+runtime, stylesheet, manifest, atlas fetch, and verified Blob atlas through its
+CSP.
+
+Connection hatches one instance. Disconnection destroys it. Reconnection gets a
+new `ready` promise and a fresh instance. Object values such as `plan`,
+`content`, `bindings`, `theme`, `styles`, `accessibility`, `diagnostics`, and
+`logger` are JavaScript properties. Scalar Pack and stylesheet selections also
+have documented attributes.
+
+Importing the ESM root does not register the element or create a browser global.
+Call `definePeeklingElement()` explicitly when an ESM application wants the
+declarative facade.
+
+The browser file claims `globalThis.Peekling` and `<peekling-character>`
+independently. It never overwrites a host value or foreign custom element. A
+collision dispatches `peekling:collision` on `globalThis` and names the occupied
+surface in `event.detail`.
+
+## Content and trusted host code
+
+Packs and serialized Configuration remain data only. A Plan Effect may select a
+named content item and immutable data. Built-in text and links render through
+safe DOM operations.
+
+Trusted JavaScript Configuration may register a mount function for custom host
+content. Peekling supplies an empty engine-owned root, immutable data, an
+`AbortSignal`, and an `emit` helper. The host creates nodes with DOM APIs and
+returns cleanup. Peekling contains mount, update, cleanup, and rejected-promise
+failures to that surface. The scheduler never waits for host code.
+
+Framework adapters, if used, belong above this mount seam. They do not become
+runtime dependencies or introduce another scheduler.
+
+## Lifecycle and visibility
+
+Host pause, hidden-page suspension, page lifecycle, and site dismissal are
+composable reasons. The instance resumes only after every active reason clears.
+Ordinary parked instances own no runtime animation frame, Plan timer, or
+evaluator work. A clock-based dismissal owns one recovery timeout until show,
+expiry, or teardown.
+
+Reduced motion is a rendering policy, not another Plan. It shows a validated
+static tableau and suppresses incompatible motion while preserving host-page
+interaction.
+
+Direct hatch integrations in single-page applications must call `destroy()` when
+the owning view unmounts. `pushState`, hash changes, and client-side route
+changes do not end the document. A disconnected Web Component performs its own
+teardown.
+
+The public visibility helpers let a host provide a normal recovery action after
+site dismissal:
+
+```js
+import {
+  hidePeekling,
+  isPeeklingHidden,
+  showPeekling,
+} from "@peekling/runtime";
+
+hidePeekling("1-hour");
+console.log(isPeeklingHidden());
+showPeekling();
+```
+
+## Browser and security boundary
+
+- Pack data is schema-validated, bounded, and never evaluated.
+- Pack strings never enter HTML-parsing sinks.
+- The character root is `aria-hidden` and pointer-transparent.
+- Browser listeners are passive and never cancel host interaction.
+- Strict CSP needs no `unsafe-inline` or `unsafe-eval` exception.
+- The runtime sends no telemetry and opens no WebSocket or event stream.
+- Closed Shadow DOM provides encapsulation, not a security boundary.
+- Host code and Peekling still share the browser main thread.
+
+Manifest and atlas origins belong in `connect-src`. The verified atlas renders
+from a browser-created Blob URL, so `img-src` must allow `blob:`. The runtime
+script uses `script-src`, and `peekling.css` uses `style-src`. See
+[compatibility and hosting](../../docs/compatibility-and-hosting.md) for CORS,
+SRI, MIME, caching, self-hosting, diagnostics, and browser limits.
+
+For symptom-to-action help with startup, Pack loading, CSP, lifecycle, and Event
+admission, use the repository
+[troubleshooting guide](../../docs/troubleshooting.md).
+
+## Package entry points
+
+| Import                           | Contents                                                                                                   |
+| -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `@peekling/runtime`              | Side-effect-free ESM hatch API, public types, visibility helpers, and explicit Web Component registration. |
+| `@peekling/runtime/browser`      | Complete browser-global artifact.                                                                          |
+| `@peekling/runtime/peekling.css` | Required runtime stylesheet asset.                                                                         |
+| `@peekling/runtime/pack`         | Supported Pack parsing and validation surface for authoring tools.                                         |
+| `@peekling/runtime/preflight`    | Node-safe validation tooling used by developer packages.                                                   |
+
+Internal compilers, evaluators, queues, renderers, schedulers, and browser host
+classes are package-private. `@peekling/preflight`, `@peekling/vite`,
+`@peekling/cli`, and `@peekling/adapter-codex-pet` are separate packages. They
+do not enter the complete browser JavaScript artifact.
+
+## Verification and size
+
+Browser tests cover strict CSP, ESM and browser hatch, Web Component lifecycle,
+host surfaces, blocked stylesheets, suspension, dismissal recovery, remount
+cleanup, hostile host layout, root repair, and contained failures in Chromium,
+Firefox, and WebKit.
+
+<!-- peekling-size-evidence:start -->
+
+The recorded canonical delivery measurement is 32,287 bytes gzip and 28,635
+bytes Brotli. Against the 32 KiB gzip and 32 KiB Brotli caps, that recorded
+build leaves 481 bytes of gzip headroom and 4,133 bytes of Brotli headroom.
+After the required 256-byte reserve, 225 gzip bytes and 3,877 Brotli bytes
+remain for that build.
+<!-- peekling-size-evidence:end -->
+
+The record is bound to artifact hashes. Node 22.14.0, npm 11.16.0, and Node's
+default zlib compression certify the recorded values. Other supported Node
+versions still enforce their local size cap and reserve.
+
+The [browser performance guide](../../docs/browser-performance.md) explains the
+three-browser release harness and what its result can and cannot prove.
+
+## License
+
+Apache-2.0. Character artwork keeps its own Pack license. See
+[licensing and attribution](LICENSING.md).

package/dist/configuration-validation.d.ts

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+import type { PeeklingOptions } from "./runtime.js";
+import { type HostContent } from "./types.js";
+export type ConfigurationFaultSink = (code: string, path: string, detail?: string) => void;
+export interface RuntimeConfigurationIssue {
+    readonly code: string;
+    readonly path: string;
+    readonly message: string;
+}
+export declare class PeeklingPreflightError extends TypeError {
+    readonly issues: readonly RuntimeConfigurationIssue[];
+    constructor(code: string, path: string, message: string);
+}
+/**
+ * Validate shared Configuration semantics without selecting presentation prose.
+ * A throwing sink is fail-fast. A collecting sink receives every safe fault.
+ */
+export declare function validateConfiguration(options: PeeklingOptions, baseUrl: string, fault: ConfigurationFaultSink): HostContent;
+export declare function validRuntimeName(value: PeeklingOptions["name"]): boolean;
+//# sourceMappingURL=configuration-validation.d.ts.map

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