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@agent-inspect/adapter-sdk

v6.7.3

Published

Adapter authoring toolkit with conformance and privacy helpers

Readme

@agent-inspect/adapter-sdk

Author third-party AgentInspect framework adapters with conformance helpers.

Support level: Beta — see SUPPORT-LEVELS.md.

When to use

  • Building a community or internal adapter package
  • Validating metadata-only capture and privacy contracts

When not to use

  • Application tracing (use agent-inspect or an existing adapter)

Install

npm install @agent-inspect/adapter-sdk agent-inspect

Example

import { createAdapterRegistration, runAdapterConformance } from "@agent-inspect/adapter-sdk";

export const registration = createAdapterRegistration({
  id: "my-framework",
  // ...
});

Minimal third-party adapter example

See examples/adapter-sdk/minimal-source-adapter for a dependency-free fake framework source that registers adapter metadata, captures a local metadata-only trace, and runs runAdapterConformance.

Custom renderer example

See examples/adapter-sdk/custom-renderer for a standalone TraceRenderer that renders a metadata-only markdown summary from a persisted run tree and composes with renderWithSafety.

Custom transform example

See examples/adapter-sdk/custom-transform for a standalone TraceTransform that normalizes a vendor-specific event shape into standard persisted-event conventions with warnings for unmapped input.

Privacy

  • SDK helpers enforce local-first patterns; adapters must not upload by default
  • Use the Adapter SDK privacy checklist to document capture, persistence, redaction, and export-review behavior before publishing or proposing registry inclusion.

API

| Export | Purpose | | ------ | ------- | | createAdapterRegistration | Register adapter metadata | | runAdapterConformance | Conformance test runner |

Docs

Checklist for package authors

  1. Metadata-only default
  2. Document peer dependencies
  3. No network in adapter code path
  4. Add conformance tests
  5. Run the privacy checklist and review exported artifacts before sharing
  6. Use the extension submission template before proposing registry inclusion

Version

Part of the fixed AgentInspect release line. See the npm badge / package manifest for the current version.

License

MIT