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@alie.me/sdk

v0.1.0

Published

ALIE SDK — read + write your second brain from any Node.js / browser project. Memory layer for AI, model-neutral.

Readme

@alie.me/sdk — ALIE SDK

The TypeScript / JavaScript SDK for ALIE — the model-neutral AI memory layer. Save anything from anywhere; every AI you use can read your context.

npm install @alie.me/sdk

Requires Node 18+ (uses native fetch).


Usage

import { Alie } from "@alie.me/sdk";

const alie = new Alie({ token: process.env.ALIE_TOKEN! });

// Capture
const saved = await alie.capture({
  text: "Switching to DeepSeek-chat for capture extraction — 10x cheaper, comparable quality.",
  userNote: "locking in our extraction model choice",
});
console.log(saved.thoughtId);

// Recall — hybrid retrieval (semantic + BM25 + entity boost)
const ctx = await alie.recall({ query: "model selection decisions" });
console.log(ctx.direct);          // top matches
console.log(ctx.contradictions);  // conflicts in your past thinking

// Morning brief
const latest = await alie.brief.latest();
const fresh = await alie.brief.generate({ lookbackDays: 7 });

// Ideation engine
const profiles = await alie.ideate.listProfiles();
const ideas = await alie.ideate.run({
  profileName: "video_content",
  seed: "clay",
  fast: false,
});
await alie.ideate.rate({ outputId: ideas.outputs[0].id, rating: "winner" });

Auth

Generate a token at alie.me/settings — the API tokens card. Each token has a label so you can identify which app is using it; revoke anytime.

const alie = new Alie({ token: "alie_xxxxx..." });

For browser apps, never embed a long-lived token in client code. Have your backend mint per-session tokens or proxy through a secure server.


API surface

alie.capture({ text? | url, userNote?, ... })           // POST /api/capture
alie.recall({ query, mode? })                            // POST /api/recall
alie.relate({ thoughtId, k? })                           // GET  /api/relate/:id

alie.brief.latest()                                      // GET  /api/brief
alie.brief.generate({ lookbackDays?, sourceFilter? })    // POST /api/brief/generate

alie.ideate.listProfiles()                               // GET  /api/ideate/profiles
alie.ideate.run({ profileName, seed, fast?, nOutputs? }) // POST /api/ideate/run-by-name
alie.ideate.rate({ outputId, rating })                   // POST /api/ideate/outputs/:id/rate

Every method returns a typed promise. Errors throw AlieError with .status (HTTP code) and .path (the route that failed).


TypeScript

Public types are exported alongside the client:

import { Alie, type RecallResult, type IdeationRunResult, AlieError } from "@alie.me/sdk";

Self-hosting / dev

Pointing the SDK at a local ALIE instance:

const alie = new Alie({
  token: "alie_localdev",
  baseUrl: "http://localhost:3000",
});

License

Apache 2.0. See LICENSE.