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@agentdock-ai/checkpoint

v0.1.0

Published

Shared checkpoint adapter contract for AgentDock

Readme

@agentdock-ai/checkpoint

Shared checkpoint lifecycle contract and in-memory implementation for AgentDock.

import { AgentDock } from "@agentdock-ai/agentdock";
import { MemoryCheckpoint } from "@agentdock-ai/checkpoint";

const agent = new AgentDock({
  model,
  checkpoint: new MemoryCheckpoint(),
});

Install a backend package such as @agentdock-ai/checkpoint-postgres when durable storage is required.

Adapters own their resources only when passed through checkpoint. A raw checkpointer is caller-owned and is never closed by AgentDock. Every adapter must support idempotent initialization and close, restart persistence, pending approval resume, tool-message serialization, deletion through deleteThread(), and cleanup after failures. SQLite is covered by the normal local integration suite. PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis Stack run in the service-backed CI integration job; local unit tests do not require those services.

The host application must authorize a session before every run, resume, read, history, or delete operation. Use sessionNamespace to partition a shared saver by application and tenant; context metadata does not enforce ownership. Passing an adapter as checkpoint gives AgentDock lifecycle ownership, while a raw checkpointer always remains caller-owned.