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@agent-inspect/index-sqlite

v6.14.0

Published

Optional, disposable local SQLite index for faster queries over AgentInspect JSONL traces

Readme

@agent-inspect/index-sqlite

Optional, disposable local SQLite index for faster queries over AgentInspect JSONL traces.

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

  • Local-only: no network, no default upload.
  • JSONL stays the source of truth. The index is a derived cache and is always safe to delete.
  • Never mutates trace files.
  • Cross-platform native install is only claimed where tested — see adoption evidence / pack smoke.

Install

npm install agent-inspect @agent-inspect/index-sqlite

agent-inspect is a peer dependency. better-sqlite3 is bundled as a dependency (prebuilt binaries; Node >= 20).

Usage

import {
  buildIndex,
  queryRuns,
  indexStatus,
  cleanIndex,
  resolveIndexDbPath,
} from "@agent-inspect/index-sqlite";

// Build (or fully rebuild — idempotent) from a trace directory.
const result = await buildIndex({ traceDir: ".agent-inspect/runs" });
console.log(result.runs, result.steps, result.dbPath);

// Fast queries against the index (falls back to [] if missing/corrupt).
const failed = queryRuns(result.dbPath, { status: "error", limit: 20 });
const withTool = queryRuns(result.dbPath, { tool: "search", kind: "tool" });

// Status and cleanup.
console.log(indexStatus(result.dbPath));
await cleanIndex(resolveIndexDbPath(".agent-inspect/runs"));

Behavior

  • Rebuild is idempotent: building twice from identical inputs yields identical contents.
  • Corruption recovery: a missing or integrity_check-failing database is treated as absent; queries return empty and a rebuild recreates it.
  • Staleness: isIndexStale(dbPath, newestTraceMtimeMs) reports when traces are newer than the index.
  • Disposable: deleting the database never affects traces.

Boundaries

  • No SQLite dependency in agent-inspect core or root — it lives only here.
  • No vector/semantic search, no daemon, no remote service.

Version

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