Mission, scope, and how the Codec SDK turns intent into compact prompts for the Codmir fabric.

Introduction

The Codmir Codec SDK delivers Short Prompt Generation (SPG) and bindings for the Codmir fabric. It compresses noisy inputs (typed/voice today, neural later) into minimal, high-signal prompts with role hints and acceptance criteria.

Mission: Thought → Code

Empower technical PMs and developers to turn intentions directly into software.
Start with SPG for typed/voice inputs; evolve toward neural inputs via a Telepathy Codec.
Keep safety, privacy, and transparency first-class.

What the SDK provides

SPG utilities: normalize → extract intent → synthesize a compact prompt
Role hints: suggest role templates (e.g., eng.code-review, pm.growth)
Policy filters: budget and safety constraints
Contracts: Zod schemas to validate outputs before orchestration

Mission, scope, and how the Codec SDK turns intent into compact prompts for the Codmir fabric.

Introduction

Mission: Thought → Code

Empower technical PMs and developers to turn intentions directly into software.
Start with SPG for typed/voice inputs; evolve toward neural inputs via a Telepathy Codec.
Keep safety, privacy, and transparency first-class.

What the SDK provides

SPG utilities: normalize → extract intent → synthesize a compact prompt
Role hints: suggest role templates (e.g., eng.code-review, pm.growth)
Policy filters: budget and safety constraints
Contracts: Zod schemas to validate outputs before orchestration