Core Primitives Documentation

The 15 Core Layer primitives provide fundamental operations for command execution, networking, data processing, and system management.

Foundation Primitives (Priority 1-3)

exec_primitive

Purpose: Command execution with streaming support Key Features: - Cross-platform command execution - Real-time streaming output - Process management and termination - Environment variable handling

http_primitive

Purpose: HTTP client operations and WebSocket support Key Features: - REST API interactions - WebSocket client connections - Request/response streaming - Authentication handling

tcp_primitive

Purpose: TCP client/server networking Key Features: - TCP client and server creation - Connection management - Data streaming - Connection pooling

Data Processing Primitives (Priority 4-6)

parse_primitive

Purpose: Multi-format data parsing Supported Formats: JSON, YAML, XML, CSV, TOML Features: Schema validation, error handling, streaming parsing

format_primitive

Purpose: Data formatting and presentation Features: Pretty printing, table generation, template rendering

validate_primitive

Purpose: Data validation and schema checking Features: JSON Schema, custom validators, error reporting

System Operations (Priority 7-15)

env_primitive

Environment variable management and configuration

path_primitive

File system path operations and manipulation

hash_primitive

Cryptographic hashing and data integrity

compress_primitive

Data compression and archival operations

watch_primitive

File system monitoring and change detection

lock_primitive

Process synchronization and resource locking

queue_primitive

Message queuing and task management

cache_primitive

Data caching and performance optimization

log_primitive

Logging and audit trail management