Hi HN! I built WireTyped, a small, universal, fetch-based HTTP client that’s centered on typed endpoints and an error-first return style. Instead of throwing by default, calls return [error, data] so control flow stays explicit and you don’t miss failures during refactors.

I got tired of everything build on requiring try-catches, and promise resolvers, so made a stab at a more error-focused, schema validated fetch client, with errors-as-values inspired by Go.

You define endpoints once with your preferred schema (via Standard Schema-compatible validators), and you get end-to-end TypeScript safety for params, bodies, and responses.