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@adjudicate/openai

v0.3.1

Published

Reference OpenAI Chat Completions integration for the `adjudicate` decision kernel. A thin shim over `@adjudicate/adapter-core` — every load-bearing concern (tool-use loop, defer/confirm orchestration, audit + ledger wiring, REWRITE handling, confirmation

Readme

@adjudicate/openai

Reference OpenAI Chat Completions integration for the adjudicate decision kernel. A thin shim over @adjudicate/adapter-core — every load-bearing concern (tool-use loop, defer/confirm orchestration, audit + ledger wiring, REWRITE handling, confirmation-blob hash verification) lives upstream in adapter-core. This package owns one thing: mapping the OpenAI SDK's wire shapes to the provider-neutral contracts.

Layout

| File | Role | |---|---| | src/bridge-openai.ts | ProviderBridge<OpenAIMessage[]> against the OpenAI Chat Completions API | | src/renderer-openai.ts | System-prompt + tool-name translation tuned for OpenAI | | src/adapter.ts | createAdjudicatedAgent — wires bridge + renderer into adapter-core | | src/openai-types.ts | Structural types mirroring the OpenAI SDK shape (no hard dep) | | src/types.ts | Public surface — OpenAIHistory, options, agent type | | src/index.ts | Barrel — re-exports adapter-core ergonomics |

Quickstart

import OpenAI from "openai";
import { installPack } from "@adjudicate/core";
import {
  createAdjudicatedAgent,
  createOpenAIPromptRenderer,
  createInMemoryConfirmationStore,
  createInMemoryDeferStore,
  createMemoryLedger,
} from "@adjudicate/openai";
import { paymentsPixPack, PIX_TOOL_SCHEMAS } from "@adjudicate/pack-payments-pix";

const { pack } = installPack(paymentsPixPack);

const agent = createAdjudicatedAgent({
  pack,
  openaiClient: new OpenAI(),
  model: "gpt-4o",
  maxTokens: 1024,
  renderer: createOpenAIPromptRenderer({
    packId: pack.id,
    toolSchemas: PIX_TOOL_SCHEMAS,
  }),
  deferStore: createInMemoryDeferStore(),
  confirmationStore: createInMemoryConfirmationStore(),
  ledger: createMemoryLedger(),
  executor: {
    invokeRead: async (name, input, state) => /* read tool */,
    invokeIntent: async (envelope, state) => /* side-effect */,
  },
});

const turn = await agent.send({
  sessionId: "s-1",
  userMessage: "Refund the iced-coffee charge.",
  state: { /* … */ },
  context: { /* … */ },
});

createAdjudicatedAgent returns the same { send, resume, confirm } surface as the Anthropic adapter. The kernel sees identical IntentEnvelopes either way; the choice of provider doesn't change which Decision outcomes are reachable.

Why no openai dependency?

The package accepts any object satisfying OpenAIChatLikeClient — a minimal structural interface. The official openai SDK (>=4) satisfies it; mocks for tests do too; Azure OpenAI wrappers do too. Three reasons:

  1. No major-version pin on a fast-moving SDK.
  2. Mocks remain trivial.
  3. Adopters who already vendor a specific OpenAI client don't get a duplicate copy.

If you want the SDK, install it directly: pnpm add openai.

Determinism + replay

Every intent envelope crosses adjudicateAndAudit() from @adjudicate/core/kernel. The OpenAI adapter cannot bypass it; the kernel still owns:

  • The closed 6-valued Decision algebra.
  • Replay suppression via the supplied Ledger.
  • Canonical-JSON intentHash (excludes createdAt, includes nonce).
  • Fail-closed semantics on throwing guards.
  • Confirmation-blob tamper detection at resume.

Cross-provider parity is verified by tests/integration-pix.test.ts — the same canned conversation against the same PIX Pack reaches the same six Decision kinds, with the same audit-record counts and no withBasisAudit drift events.

Status

Shipped against adapter-core v0.6. Surface stable; the structural OpenAIChatLikeClient may expand if OpenAI ships new request-side fields the adapter needs to pass through.