@aldus-palace/client

One method per route, no runtime dependencies, and a fetch you can replace in tests.

npm install @aldus-palace/client

import { createClient } from "@aldus-palace/client";

const aldus = createClient({ baseUrl: "http://localhost:8787", token: "dev-local-token" });

const card = await aldus.capture("Ship the onboarding page next week", "local");
console.log(card.action_card.summary);

const today = await aldus.today();
console.log(today.now, today.plan?.core);

// The Action Gate, the trust score, permissions and redaction are all here.
const { items } = await aldus.actions("proposed");
const autonomy = await aldus.autonomy();
const preview = await aldus.redact("Discuss Orvia funding with Zhang", 2, ["Zhang"]);

What it covers

Account and permissions (me, permissions, grantScope, revokeScope, redact, purge), capture (capture, input, enrich), planning (today, planToday, migrate, commitments, completeCommitment, arrangeToday, removeFromToday, dependencies, workStreams), memory (memories, confirmMemory, rejectMemory, memoryVersions), the Action Gate (actions, decideAction, revokeAction, autonomy, setAutonomyCeiling) and activity.

Every method returns the parsed JSON the server sends. A non-ok response throws AldusApiError with status and body.

Notes

• Node 20 or newer; the global fetch is used unless you pass your own.
• The client is a thin transport: the rules live in the server, so the client never re-implements a gate.

Apache-2.0.