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@adastracomputing/aer

v0.1.0

Published

AER command line: wire auto-instrumentation into a project, ingest and import agent runs, and independently verify signed execution records

Readme

@adastracomputing/aer

Command line for AER (binary aer): wire auto-instrumentation into a Node project, ingest and import agent runs and independently verify signed execution records.

Set up auto-instrumentation: aer init

Point it at a Node project and it wires in the AER auto-collector (@adastracomputing/aer-auto-node), with no manual emit(). Designed to be run unattended by a coding agent.

npx @adastracomputing/aer init                       # detect + write config, env, docs, manifest; wire NODE_OPTIONS
npx @adastracomputing/aer init --dry-run --json      # print the plan + integration manifest, write nothing
npx @adastracomputing/aer init --yes --tenant <id> --agent <id> --env <id>
npx @adastracomputing/aer doctor                     # check the integration is correct (exit 1 on problems)
npx @adastracomputing/aer smoke                      # run a tiny instrumented workload end to end

init detects the package manager, runnable scripts and installed LLM SDKs (OpenAI / Anthropic → adapters); writes aer.config.json (non-secret identity), .env.example (only AER_API_KEY, the single secret), AER_INTEGRATION.md, an AGENTS.md section and aer.integration.json (schema: aer.integration.v1, the machine-readable result a coding agent consumes); and prepends NODE_OPTIONS="--import @adastracomputing/aer-auto-node/register" to the run scripts. Flags: --yes --dry-run --json --session <process|task|server> --entry <script> --tenant/--agent/--env/--base-url.

Verify a record: aer verify

Downloads the canonical bundle and the public signing key, recomputes the hash and checks the Ed25519 signature and transparency anchor locally.

AER_BASE_URL=https://api.aer.run npx @adastracomputing/aer verify <aer-id>

Other commands

  • aer commitments verify --requests <file.json> --aer <id>: offline-open content commitments by recomputing tags from your key and retained plaintext.
  • aer import claude-code <session.jsonl>: turn a Claude Code transcript into bodies-off AER events on the client; names and hosts only, never content.
  • aer download <aer-id>, aer badge <aer-id>: fetch the public bundle, print an embeddable badge.
  • aer agents | sessions | findings | aers | webhooks | audit: tenant operations with AER_TENANT_API_KEY set.

Run aer with no arguments for the full usage text.

aer ingest

Streams JSONL events to the batch-ingest endpoint. Useful for replaying captured sessions, load tests and fixture-driven demos.

export AER_BASE_URL=https://api.aer.run
export AER_SESSION_ID=<uuid>
export AER_INGEST_TOKEN=<bearer>

# One event per line, each a full Event (event_id, agent_session_id, …, payload)
aer ingest path/to/events.jsonl

Prints a JSON summary to stdout:

{ "accepted": 742, "rejected": 0, "parseErrors": 0, "batches": 2 }

Behavior:

  • Streams the file line by line, so it is safe on arbitrarily large fixtures.
  • Lines failing JSON.parse are skipped and reported via parseErrors, not fatal.
  • Batches are sized by AER_BATCH_SIZE (default 500). Respect the gateway's MAX_EVENTS_PER_BATCH (default 1000).
  • Exits non-zero on any 4xx/5xx response from the gateway (these are unexpected; individual event validation errors are surfaced as rejected count on a 207 response).

Requirements

Node 20 or newer. The published binary is a single self-contained file with no runtime dependencies.

License

Apache-2.0