Crate harn_stdlib 

Canonical embedded Harn standard library source catalog.

This crate intentionally contains only static source strings. The compiler, runtime, and tooling read them through harn-stdlib-catalog and never depend on this crate, so editing a stdlib module rebuilds only this crate and the binaries that link it. A host calls install once at startup. Loading this catalog is pure: modules cannot register ambient effects, and every effectful stdlib function must receive its typed Harness capability explicitly from the caller, including callbacks that may perform effects.

Structs

StdlibCatalog

Every embedded stdlib source a host provides.

StdlibCliScript

Embedded .harn script that backs a CLI subcommand. Looked up by the harn-cli dispatch wedge (see harn#2293 epic and harn#2294 G1) so subcommands can ship in Harn instead of Rust.

StdlibEntrypointModule

StdlibPromptAsset

One embedded prompt template, addressed by its path under std/.

StdlibPublicFunction

StdlibSource

One embedded stdlib module, imported as std/<module>.

Constants

CONNECTOR_EVENT_SCHEMAS_SOURCE

Canonical normalized connector event schemas, authored as Harn type declarations. This is the SOURCE OF TRUTH for the Rust event-payload structs in crates/harn-vm/src/triggers/event/schemas_generated.rs, which are generated from these declarations by harn connector-schema-codegen.

STDLIB_CLI_SCRIPTS

STDLIB_PROMPT_ASSETS

STDLIB_SOURCES

Statics

CATALOG

This crate’s catalog: every embedded stdlib module, prompt asset, and CLI script.

Functions

builtin_reexports

Builtins a stdlib module re-exports under its own name, so import { assert_eq } from "std/testing" resolves.

entrypoint_modules

find_cli_script

Find an embedded CLI subcommand script by name. Returns the embedded source string when present, or None if no script with that name is registered in STDLIB_CLI_SCRIPTS.

get_stdlib_prompt_asset

get_stdlib_source

install

Install CATALOG as the process’s standard library. Hosts call this once at startup, before running Harn code; calling it again is a no-op.

public_functions_for_module