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@absolutejs/agent-inbox

v0.3.4

Published

Durable verified webhooks, event subscriptions, schedules, leases, retries, and dead letters for AI agent triggers.

Readme

@absolutejs/agent-inbox

Durable inbound work for agents. Verified webhooks and event subscriptions are deduplicated by source event, encrypted through an injected codec, leased to one worker, retried with backoff, and dead-lettered after a bounded attempt count. Interval schedules materialize deterministic occurrences without Redis. Occurrences are inserted before a compare-and-swap advances the schedule, so a crash cannot lose a tick and retries collapse on the deterministic source ID.

Every subscription and schedule carries a complete runtime budget, bounded delivery attempts, and a message TTL. Tenant-scoped inventories and explicit subscription, schedule, and pending-message controls let owner and operator interfaces manage retained triggers without querying the package schema.

Every message pins the target agent's signed discovery identity and preserves verification provenance. The runtime adapter starts a durable @absolutejs/agent-runtime run with the inbox message ID as its idempotency key. Webhook bodies are byte-limited and are rejected unless a source-specific signature/claim verifier succeeds. The Postgres store uses SKIP LOCKED; the memory store is intended for tests.