Capsule Monorepo

Capsule is organized as a multi-package TypeScript system for context intelligence. Its documented scope includes token budgeting, semantic deduplication, importance ranking, pipeline composition, provider adapters, and a Chrome extension.

LLM applications need to decide what context to keep, compress, rank, and send. Capsule frames that work as reusable infrastructure instead of one-off prompt code.

The repository evidence points to these observable boundaries and technologies:

• 13 TypeScript packages
• Workspace-based package boundaries
• Core, storage, context-intelligence, provider SDK, search, security, UI, and extension layers
• Vitest unit tests and Playwright end-to-end configuration

• A root workspace coordinates recursive build, test, lint, and UI development commands.
• Package-local TypeScript configs and exports keep core capabilities independently consumable.
• Provider and extension packages create explicit boundaries between context logic, integrations, and user-facing tooling.

• Keeping shared types and package contracts coherent across a large workspace.
• Separating context processing primitives from provider-specific and browser-specific concerns.

• The repository includes package manifests for the documented domains.
• Root scripts include build, test, end-to-end test, lint, and development workflows.
• The repository contains Vitest and Playwright configuration.

The interesting engineering decision is not the number of packages; it is the attempt to make context operations composable and testable.