@honeide/core

Headless services for Hone IDE — workspace management, settings, keybindings, git, search, AI providers, LSP/DAP protocols, and more.

No UI. No native dependencies. Pure TypeScript. Runs in any environment: IDE process, test runner, language server, CI.

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What's inside

Module	Status	Description
workspace/	✅	Multi-root workspace, file watcher, fuzzy file index
settings/	✅	Layered settings store (default → user → workspace → language), keybinding resolver with chord + when-clause support
git/	🔜	Git client, status/diff/blame/log parsers, GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket API
search/	🔜	Ripgrep integration, search model
protocols/lsp/	🔜	Full LSP 3.17 JSON-RPC client
protocols/dap/	🔜	Debug Adapter Protocol client
ai/provider/	🔜	8 AI provider adapters (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Ollama, Bedrock, Vertex, Azure, OpenAI-compat)
ai/inline/	🔜	Inline completion: FIM formatting, debouncer, LRU cache
ai/chat/	🔜	Chat model, context collector, streaming renderer
ai/agent/	🔜	Autonomous agent: orchestrator, 15+ tools, approval flow
ai/review/	🔜	AI PR review engine
extensions/	🔜	Extension host, API bridge, manifest parser

Getting started

bun install
bun test

Architecture

Each module is a headless service with a clean TypeScript API. Services are consumed by the IDE shell (@honeide/ide) and can be used standalone in scripts or extensions.

@honeide/core
├── src/
│   ├── workspace/     # FileIndex, FileWatcher, Workspace
│   ├── settings/      # SettingsStore, KeybindingResolver, schema
│   ├── git/           # (coming: GitClient, DiffParser, ...)
│   ├── search/        # (coming: Ripgrep, SearchModel)
│   ├── protocols/     # (coming: LSP, DAP clients)
│   ├── ai/            # (coming: providers, chat, agent)
│   └── extensions/    # (coming: ExtensionHost)
└── tests/
    ├── workspace.test.ts
    ├── settings.test.ts
    └── ...

Design principles

• Zero UI dependencies — no DOM, no native calls, no platform assumptions
• Fully tested — every module has unit tests; run with bun test
• Protocol-first — LSP, DAP, and AI providers follow open standards
• Layered settings — user → workspace → language priority, VS Code-compatible schema
• Extension-ready — services expose the same API surface as @honeide/api

Testing

bun test              # run all tests
bun test --watch      # watch mode
bun run typecheck     # TypeScript type check

License

MIT