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Git-native, AI-friendly healthcare interoperability framework. Build, version, and deploy integration pipelines with YAML config and TypeScript transformers.

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    intu

    intu is a Git-native, AI-friendly healthcare interoperability framework that lets teams build, version, and deploy integration pipelines using YAML configuration and TypeScript transformers.

    Install

    npm i -g intu-dev

    Commands

    Command Description
    intu init <project-name> [--dir] Bootstrap a new project
    intu c <channel-name> [--dir] Add a new channel
    intu channel add <channel-name> [--dir] Same as intu c
    intu channel list [--dir] List channels
    intu channel describe <id> [--dir] Show channel config
    intu validate [--dir] Validate project and channels
    intu build [--dir] Compile TypeScript channels

    Quick Start

    intu init my-project --dir .
    cd my-project
    npm install
    intu build --dir .

    Add a channel:

    intu c my-channel --dir my-project

    Project Structure (after intu init)

    my-project/
    ├── intu.yaml           # Root config + named destinations
    ├── intu.dev.yaml       # Dev profile overrides
    ├── intu.prod.yaml      # Prod profile overrides
    ├── .env
    ├── channels/
    │   └── sample-channel/
    │       ├── channel.yaml
    │       ├── transformer.ts
    │       └── validator.ts
    ├── package.json
    ├── tsconfig.json
    └── README.md

    Channel Structure (after intu c my-channel)

    channels/my-channel/
    ├── channel.yaml        # Listener, validator, transformer, destinations
    ├── transformer.ts     # Pure function: JSON in → JSON out
    └── validator.ts       # Validates input, throws on invalid

    Destinations

    Define named destinations in intu.yaml, reference in channels:

    destinations:
      kafka-output:
        type: kafka
        kafka:
          brokers: [${INTU_KAFKA_BROKER}]
          topic: output-topic

    Channels support multi-destination:

    destinations:
      - kafka-output
      - name: audit-http
        type: http
        http:
          url: https://audit.example.com/events