What ships with it
Three roles, one framework
A CoreDeno sidecar managed by Core Go, the browser runtime (app shell and Web Components), and a standalone TypeScript CLI.
Deno, not Node
Deny-by-default permissions, URL imports, native TypeScript, single binary. The permission model is the I/O fortress — no wrapper needed.
Web Components and WASM
Lit Web Components and WASM interop, shared across the desktop shell and the browser.
Same conventions as Go and PHP
The same lifecycle, IPC patterns, and i18n format across the polyglot stack.
Surface area
Module loader and dev toolchain managed by Core Go, gated by Deno permissions.
The client-side application shell and component runtime.
TypeScript-native commands and tools that do not need Go.
Deno-native
Core TS runs on Deno — native TypeScript, URL imports, and permissions that double as the I/O fortress. React and Lit Web Components, bundled with esbuild.