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@aidex/strategies

v1.1.0

Published

Aidex Strategies — concrete Strategy implementations built on @aidex/core, provider-agnostic.

Downloads

1,063

Readme

@aidex/strategies

Installation

pnpm add @aidex/strategies
npm install @aidex/strategies

Concrete Strategy implementations for the Aidex kernel (@aidex/core). Strategies are application-land code per docs/architecture/strategy-development-guide.md — this package supplies reusable ones so an app can aidex.registerStrategy(new TextGenerationStrategy()) without hand-rolling the Prompt/Provider plumbing every time.

Contents

  • stub/StubStrategy — the reference Strategy implementation: receives an AidexRequest, reads ExecutionContext, builds a Prompt, calls context.provider.generate(), and returns the result — with no decision logic of its own. Deterministic whenever context.provider is.
  • text/TextGenerationStrategy — the first production Strategy: turns request.input into a Prompt and returns ProviderResponse.content only. Never imports a vendor SDK and never assumes which Provider it's talking to — it only ever calls the Provider interface, so it works unchanged against GeminiProvider, a future OpenAIProvider/ClaudeProvider, or a stub.

Rules this package follows

  • Imports only the public contracts from @aidex/core (Strategy, AidexRequest, ExecutionContext, Prompt) — never a kernel internal.
  • Never constructs a Provider — always calls the one injected at context.provider, per doc #5's "what a Strategy must never do."
  • Prompt construction stays inside the strategy; it is never pushed down into a provider.
  • @aidex/providers (StubProvider) is a test-only dependency, used to exercise these strategies end-to-end — it is not a runtime dependency of any strategy here, since a strategy must work with any Provider.
  • src/index.ts exports strategy classes only.