Automatic HTTP projection for the Canon models already composed by Sylin.Koan.Canon. Reference the package and each concrete CanonEntity<T> receives Canon-aware routes from the ordinary AddKoan() composition.

dotnet add package Sylin.Koan.Canon.Web

Meaningful result

using Koan.Canon;
using Koan.Core;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
builder.Services.AddKoan();
var app = builder.Build();
await app.RunAsync();

public sealed class Customer : CanonEntity<Customer>
{
    [MatchKey]
    public string Email { get; set; } = "";
}

POST /api/canon/customer enters the compiled Canon pipeline. /api/canon/models explains the exact models, routes, pipelines, aggregation keys, policies, and audit posture. Successful writes return 200, parked writes return 202, and failed validation returns 422 with Canon events. Bulk writes return 200 with one result per input.

Boundaries

Web consumes Canon's host-owned composition plan; it does not rediscover or independently configure canonical models.
A route-slug collision fails host composition and names the conflicting CLR model types.
This package generates no admin, replay, rebuild, or value-object routes. Use the headless ICanonRuntime.RebuildViews<T> operation from application code when required.
Generated model routes use the host's ordinary ASP.NET authentication and authorization policy; this package does not invent a privileged authorization scheme.
Runtime commit ordering and partial-write limits belong to Sylin.Koan.Canon and are unchanged by HTTP projection.

See CustomerCanon for the runnable four-line host.