@airprompter/agent-runtime

Serve a verified AirPrompter agent release you already hold: ReleaseResolver decides which slot a subject gets under which arm — the signed ramp plan walked on this host's clock, a retreat honoured, a disabled agent or slot refused — and renders the text with its run reference. The provider wrappers (wrapClient, aiSdkMiddleware, observeCall) attribute a model call to a render and classify what came back; ManagedAgent is the hosted-execution client. No store, no daemon, no network of its own.

import { BundleRelease, trustedRootFromPinnedKey } from "@airprompter/agent-core";
import { ReleaseResolver } from "@airprompter/agent-runtime";

const loaded = BundleRelease.load({ bundle, root: trustedRootFromPinnedKey({ purpose: "platform", environment: "prod", pinnedRoot }), scope, now: new Date().toISOString() });
if (!loaded.ok) throw new Error(`bundle refused: ${loaded.reason}`);
const runtime = new ReleaseResolver({ release: loaded.release.current(), runRefKey, agentId, target: "prod", instanceId, nowMs: Date.now });
const slot = runtime.resolve("support.triage", userId);
if (slot.ok) {
  const r = runtime.render(slot, { ticket: userMessage }); // { text, model, versionId, arm, generation, runRef, tag }
}

The openai, @anthropic-ai/sdk and ai packages are optional peers: nothing here imports them.

One of five packages released in lockstep — @airprompter/agent-core, -sync, -runtime, -telemetry and the facade @airprompter/agent-sdk — one version, exact-pinned siblings. The direction is core → clients → sdk and is linted. The full README, the module map and the compatibility table are in sdk-typescript/README.md; the protocol is in protocol/. BSD-3-Clause.