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Reference Tesseron framework core abstractions and canonical imports for MVP setup.

20|Updated Apr 21, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Eigenwise/tesseron --skill framework-eigenwise
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Skill: framework
Source: https://github.com/Eigenwise/tesseron/tree/main/plugin/skills/framework
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Eigenwise/tesseron --skill framework-eigenwise

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Quickly understand and apply the Tesseron framework's core abstractions (app, action, resource, handler, ActionContext, transport, session, gateway) to build MCP-enabled apps.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Orientation on canonical imports for the Tesseron packages (@tesseron/web, /server, /react, /core, /mcp) and the minimum-viable-app template.
  • Clear mapping of concepts to code patterns (app, action, resource, handler) with practical examples and a starting blueprint.
  • Guidance on project structure and start-up workflows for getting a first run-ready MVP quickly.

Quick Start

Boot the framework by registering a minimal MVP with an app, an action, and a resource, then call connect.

Frequently Asked Questions about framework

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build an MCP-enabled app using the Tesseron framework?

To build an MCP-enabled app with the Tesseron framework, register a minimal MVP containing an app, an action, and a resource, then call connect to start the server.

What are the core abstractions I need to understand in the Tesseron framework?

The core abstractions in the Tesseron framework include app, action, resource, handler, ActionContext, transport, session, and gateway, which structure your MCP application logic.

Which @tesseron package should I import for my specific application layer?

You should import specific Tesseron packages based on layer: @tesseron/web for frontend, /server for backend, /react for UI components, /core for logic, and /mcp for protocol integration.

How do I wire an action and a resource when designing my first Tesseron MVP?

Wiring an action and resource for a Tesseron MVP involves mapping these concepts to code patterns within the app structure, providing a clear blueprint for immediate run-ready deployment.

Does the Tesseron framework support WebSocket transport for MCP sessions?

Yes, the Tesseron framework supports WebSocket transport, utilizing it alongside the gateway and session abstractions to manage real-time MCP communication channels.

What is the best way to structure a Tesseron project for a quick startup workflow?

The best way to structure a Tesseron project for quick startup is to follow the minimum-viable-app template, ensuring proper canonical imports and a run-ready configuration immediately.