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@agentir-annotators/ai-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

AgentIR integration for Vercel AI SDK: decorators, contract tooling, and runtime helpers.

Readme

AgentIR AI SDK

agentir-ai-sdk is the standalone TypeScript annotation module for wiring Vercel AI SDK agents into AgentIR.

Purpose

  • annotate AI SDK agents and tools with compile-time structure
  • build scheduler-facing contracts for ReAct-style loops
  • propagate RID and node-name metadata into scheduler-backed model calls
  • bind scheduler headers into custom model or gateway wrappers

Read the full interface and implementation docs here:

  • interface.md
  • docs/README.md
  • docs/how-it-works.md
  • docs/runtime.md
  • docs/annotation-patterns.md
  • docs/limitations.md

What Belongs Here

  • public API exports in src/index.ts
  • contract structures in src/contract.ts
  • the contract compiler in src/compiler.ts
  • runtime RID and node-name propagation in src/context.ts
  • agent and tool wrappers in src/definitions.ts
  • marker helpers in src/markers.ts
  • usage guidance in interface.md and docs/

Install

npm install agentir-ai-sdk ai

If your tool schemas use Zod, install zod in your application as usual.

Import the annotation API from the package root:

import {
  buildContract,
  defineAgentIRTool,
  defineManualAgent,
  defineToolLoopAgent,
  llmCall,
} from "agentir-ai-sdk";

Important Invariants

  • Agent loop bounds must be explicit. The compiler does not infer or tolerate unbounded loops.
  • Tool fanout must be declared through allowedToolSets. The compiler does not infer dynamic tool availability.
  • Helper bodies are compile-visible only through the explicit marker calls above.
  • Runtime RID and node-name propagation is mandatory for scheduler-backed model calls.