metaCo

Purpose

metaCo is a minimal, user‑focused router for Copilot queries across silos. It’s lean, remix‑ready, and designed so any developer can extend it without touching core code.

• Minimal: Tiny footprint, only essential permissions.
• User‑focused: One‑click toggle, transparent routing.
• Universal: Browser extension + CLI hooks + native messaging sync.
• Remixable: Keyword → silo routing via JSON config.

Install

1. Install Node.js
2. Clone repo:

   git clone https://github.com/umaywant2/metaCo.git
   cd metaCo

3. Verify Node.js and Install dependencies:

   node -v
   npm -v
   npm install

4. Load extension: Open your Chromium browser → Extensions → Enable Developer Mode → Load unpacked → select the metaCo directory.
5. Native host: Place the native messaging manifest in your browser’s NativeMessagingHosts directory and set the absolute path to metaco_host.js.
6. CLI hooks: Place metaco.ps1, metaco.sh, and metaco.applescript in a folder on your PATH.

Usage

• Toggle: Use the popup button to switch metaCo ON/OFF.
• CLI:

  # Windows
  metaco.ps1 on
  metaco.ps1 off
  
  # Linux
  ./metaco.sh on
  ./metaco.sh off
  
  # macOS
  osascript metaco.applescript on
  osascript metaco.applescript off

• Routing: metaCo reads silo_map.json and forwards queries to the best‑fit silo. Update keywords to customize behavior.

Contribute

metaCo is intentionally lean to attract remixers. Add new silos and improve routing without touching core files.

1. Edit silo_map.json: Add a new silo and keywords.
2. Add a connector: Implement your silo in forwardToSilo() or create a modular connector file.
3. Style & docs: Keep code modular, document changes, and submit a clean PR.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for details on style, testing, and roadmap alignment.

Roadmap

• v0.1: Toggle + JSON routing + native host sync.
• v0.2: Modular connectors directory and examples.
• v0.3: Hot‑reload of silo_map.json.
• v1.0: Public release + developer showcase.

Credits

Built by Nawder Loswin as a validator‑grade, remix‑friendly artifact under the TriadicFrameworks umbrella.

License: MIT.