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@agent-plexus/core

v0.2.1

Published

Ports, host hooks, the memberCall pipeline and system config for agent-plexus

Readme

@agent-plexus/core

Ports, host hooks, the memberCall pipeline and system config for agent-plexus. Zero runtime dependencies.

The core defines one port per layer between agents: member, registry, routing, topology, execution and attribution. Adapters map a framework, a protocol or a technology onto a port; a system config (plexus.json) picks one adapter per port, per profile; assemble turns the config into a system that runs offline with prototype defaults for the host hooks.

npm install @agent-plexus/core @agent-plexus/adapters
import { assemble, loadConfig } from '@agent-plexus/core';

const system = await assemble(await loadConfig('plexus.json', { profile: 'prototype' }));
try {
  const result = await system.run('I need a refund for my last invoice');
  console.log(result.status, result.output);
} finally {
  await system.close();
}

Run and check a system from the terminal with @agent-plexus/cli. Concepts, ports and the adapter catalog are in the documentation.

Requires Node >= 22.18. License: MIT.