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@ahtmljs/agent

v0.2.0

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AHTML agent SDK — fetch snapshots from any AHTML-emitting site, cache by ETag, run actions with dry-run support, and measure token cost using the industry-standard tokenizers.

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@ahtmljs/agent

Client SDK for consuming AHTML — the HTML of the agent web.

Fetch typed semantic snapshots from any AHTML-emitting site, cache by ETag, replay diffs, run actions with dry-run support, and measure token cost using the industry-standard tokenizers (gpt-tokenizer, @anthropic-ai/tokenizer).

npm install @ahtmljs/agent @ahtmljs/schema
# optional tokenizer peers (for token cost measurement)
npm install gpt-tokenizer @anthropic-ai/tokenizer

📊 How well does an AI read it?

We asked an AI 20 questions about the same page — given in 4 different formats:

| Format you give the AI | Tokens used | Right answers | |---|---:|---:| | Plain HTML | 684 | 91% | | llms.txt | 227 | 89% | | AHTML compact | 338 | 95% | | AHTML JSON | 365 | 100% ✓ |

AHTML JSON: every answer right. AHTML compact: ~50% fewer tokens than HTML — and still more accurate.

  • Real API calls to gpt-4o-mini, claude-haiku-4.5, gemini-2.5-flash, llama-3.3-70b at temperature=0.
  • 20 hand-graded questions an AI agent actually wants to know: price, in stock?, SKU, return window, confirmation needed?, author, publication date, etc.
  • Tokens counted with the official OpenAI + Anthropic tokenizers (gpt-tokenizer, @anthropic-ai/tokenizer). No text.length/4 guessing.
  • Cost from real provider usage × public prices.
  • Reproduce: git clone https://github.com/DibbayajyotiRoy/AHTML && cp .env.example .env && bash scripts/run-llm-benchmark.sh

Full report · Source

Fetching a snapshot

import { AHTMLClient } from '@ahtmljs/agent';

const client = new AHTMLClient({ agent: 'MyAgent/1.0' });

// Default Accept is `application/ahtml+text` (compact, token-optimal).
const snap = await client.fetch('https://shop.com/ahtml/products/mbp-14');

console.log(snap.entities[0]);   // typed Product
console.log(snap.actions);       // typed action contracts

Subsequent fetches send If-None-Match: <etag> automatically. If the server has a ?since=<etag> diff endpoint, the client uses it transparently — the returned snapshot is the same shape, the wire cost is much less.

Running an action safely

import { runAction } from '@ahtmljs/agent';

const action = snap.actions.find((a) => a.id === 'purchase')!;

// Dry-run first — hits action.preview_url, returns intended changes.
const preview = await runAction(snap, action, { sku: 'MBP14', quantity: 1 }, {
  dryRun: true,
});
// → { status: 'dry_run',
//      would_charge: { amount: 1999, currency: 'USD' },
//      would_side_effects: ['charge_card', 'email_buyer', 'decrement_stock'] }

// Then commit, with explicit confirmation if the contract requires it.
const result = await runAction(snap, action, { sku: 'MBP14', quantity: 1 }, {
  confirm: true,                 // required because action.confirmation === 'required'
  bearer: process.env.OAUTH!,    // required because action.auth === 'required'
});
// → { status: 'executed', output: Receipt, http_status: 200 }

runAction refuses to fire an action whose confirmation: 'required' unless { confirm: true } is passed — gives your agent a built-in safety gate.

Measuring token cost

import { countTokensGpt, countTokensClaude, measure } from '@ahtmljs/agent';

await countTokensGpt(text, 'o200k_base');   // OpenAI tiktoken (GPT-4o, o-series)
await countTokensGpt(text, 'cl100k_base');  // OpenAI tiktoken (GPT-4, 3.5)
await countTokensClaude(text);              // Anthropic official Claude tokenizer

// Everything in one shot:
await measure(text);
// → { bytes, bytes_gzip, tokens_openai_cl100k, tokens_openai_o200k, tokens_anthropic }

These wrap the actual tokenizers OpenAI and Anthropic use internally (gpt-tokenizer and @anthropic-ai/tokenizer). No text.length / 4 approximations.

What is AHTML?

AHTML turns any website into an MCP server, an OpenAPI provider, a JSON-LD source, and a token-optimal semantic snapshot — all from one plugin. This package is the client SDK that consumes those snapshots.

If you're building an AI agent that browses the web, you want this.

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License

MIT