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@agent-detective/types

v1.1.0

Published

Shared TypeScript types for agent-detective core and plugins

Readme

@agent-detective/types

Host-internal, type-only contract package for agent-detective.

This package emits zero runtime code — every export is an interface or type alias. It exists as the single source of truth for the shared contract between the host (the agent-detective app under src/) and the workspace packages (plugins, observability, process-utils).

Audience

Plugin authors should not depend on this package directly.

The plugin-author surface lives in @agent-detective/sdk, which re-exports every plugin-facing type from this package alongside the runtime helpers (defineRoute, registerRoutes, definePlugin, zodToPluginSchema) and the service-name constants (REPO_MATCHER_SERVICE, PR_WORKFLOW_SERVICE, StandardEvents).

// In a plugin: pull everything from sdk
import {
  definePlugin,
  type Plugin,
  type PluginContext,
  type RepoMatcher,
  REPO_MATCHER_SERVICE,
} from '@agent-detective/sdk';

What lives here

  • Plugin contract: Plugin, PluginContext, LoadedPlugin, PluginSchema, PluginSchemaProperty.
  • Task / event types: TaskEvent, TaskContext, ReplyTarget, EventBus, EventBusHandler, Logger, TaskQueue, EnqueueFn.
  • Service contracts: RepoMatcher, LocalReposService, PrWorkflowService, RepoConfig, ValidatedRepo, Commit, etc.
  • Agent contract: AgentRunner, Agent, AgentInfo, AgentOutput, StreamingOutput, RunAgentOptions, BuildCommandOptions.
  • HTTP contract (./http.ts): RouteDefinition, RouteSchema, HttpMethod, FastifyScope, FastifyRequest, FastifyReply, TagGroup, ApplyTagGroupsOptions.
  • Host-only types: ProcessUtils, ExecLocalOptions, ExecLocalStreamingOptions — used by @agent-detective/process-utils and the host, not re-exported through sdk.

License

MIT