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@ai-operations/codebot-adapter

v0.1.0

Published

CodeBot adapter for AI Operations OS — action execution bridge with configurable backends

Downloads

12

Readme

@ai-operations/codebot-adapter

CodeBot execution bridge and hash-chained receipt builder for AI Operations OS.

Part of AI Operations OS — autonomous business workflow orchestration with safety enforcement.

Install

npm install @ai-operations/codebot-adapter

codebot-ai is an optional dependency. When not installed, CodeBotAdapter and CodeBotExecutor produce realistic simulated results with plausible timing and outputs.

Quick Start

import { CodeBotAdapter, ReceiptBuilder } from '@ai-operations/codebot-adapter';
import { verifyReceiptChain } from '@ai-operations/shared-types';

const adapter = new CodeBotAdapter();
const result = await adapter.executeStep(workflowStep);

const builder = new ReceiptBuilder();
builder.addStep({ actionId: 'act-001', policyVersion: '1.0.0', cordDecision: 'ALLOW', cordScore: 12, cordReasons: ['Low risk'], input: { query: 'inbox' } });
const receipts = builder.finalize('signing-key');

const { valid } = verifyReceiptChain(receipts, 'signing-key');

API

CodeBotAdapter

Maps workflow steps to CodeBot tool calls. Falls back to simulation mode with realistic outputs when codebot-ai is not installed.

constructor()
async executeStep(step: WorkflowStep): Promise<StepResult>
async executeSteps(steps: WorkflowStep[], haltOnError?: boolean): Promise<StepResult[]>
isAvailable(): boolean
  • StepResult{ success: boolean; output: Record<string, unknown>; durationMs: number; error?: string; simulated: boolean }

Operations are mapped to CodeBot tools (e.g., send -> messaging.send, refund -> commerce.refund, post -> social.publish).

CodeBotExecutor

Runs a CodeBot agent session for complex multi-tool tasks. Yields ExecutionEvent objects via an async generator for real-time progress streaming.

constructor()
async *run(prompt: string, options?: ExecutorOptions): AsyncGenerator<ExecutionEvent>
isAvailable(): boolean
const executor = new CodeBotExecutor();
for await (const event of executor.run('Refactor the utils module')) {
  console.log(`[${event.type}] ${event.message}`);
}
  • ExecutionEvent{ type: ExecutionEventType; message: string; metadata?: Record<string, unknown> }
  • ExecutionEventType'progress' | 'tool_call' | 'result' | 'error'
  • ExecutorOptions{ projectRoot?, timeoutMs?, forceSimulation? }

ReceiptBuilder

Builds hash-chained ActionReceipt objects during workflow execution. Each receipt is SHA-256 hashed and HMAC-SHA256 signed, chaining from the previous receipt (or GENESIS_HASH for the first).

constructor()
addStep(step: ReceiptStepData): void
finalize(key: string): ActionReceipt[]
get stepCount(): number
reset(): void
  • ReceiptStepData{ actionId, policyVersion, cordDecision, cordScore, cordReasons, input, output? }

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License

MIT