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IHP

The Haskell Framework for Agentic Engineering

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IHP is a Haskell web framework built on Nix, positioned for agentic engineering workflows. Typed SQL queries are checked against the real Postgres schema at compile time, records and enums are generated from the schema file, and HSX views are parsed at compile time. The framework ships with an AGENTS.md file, a Hoogle server indexing every package in the project flake, and a headless typecheck mode that starts a temporary Postgres on demand. It includes a web-based Schema Designer, instant live reloading with diff-based patches, an integrated dev database, and server-side components.

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