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@animastor/ai-agent

v0.1.0

Published

AI Agent Core — the shared execution mechanism for AI analysis tasks: fail-closed host port validation, task→callAI→structured JSON lifecycle. No domain knowledge, no persistence, no generation.

Readme

@animastor/ai-agent

Generic AI execution engine — the shared mechanism for running any AI task through a standard lifecycle.

Core mechanism only — no domain knowledge, no persistence, no generation. The AI Analysis layer (@animastor/ai-analysis) owns the semantic analysis tasks.

What this is

This package provides two primitives:

  • assertHostPorts(ports, required, taskName) — fail-closed validation that required host-injected ports are present. A task refuses to run without its host ports instead of silently degrading.
  • execute(task, input, ports) — a generic async lifecycle runner that takes a declarative task definition and runs it through a standard buildMessages → callAI → normalize → log → complete pipeline with shielded error handling.

Installation

npm install @animastor/ai-agent

Requires Node.js >= 18.

Usage

const { execute, assertHostPorts } = require('@animastor/ai-agent');

// Define a task
const myTask = {
    requiredPorts: ['callAI', 'logConversation', 'updateSession', 'createStep', 'completeStep', 'failStep'],
    taskName: 'my-task',
    stage: 'running',
    progressMessage: (ports) => 'Running...',
    stepType: 'my_step',
    buildMessages: (input, ports) => ({
        messages: [{ role: 'user', content: input.text }],
        options: { maxTokens: 1024 },
    }),
    normalize: (result) => result,
};

// Run it with host-injected ports
const result = await execute(myTask, { sessionId: 's1', text: 'hello' }, ports);

Task definition contract

| Field | Required | Description | |---|---|---| | requiredPorts | yes | Port names this task needs | | taskName | yes | e.g. 'ai-agent/locations' | | stage | yes | Progress stage key | | progressMessage | yes | (ports) => string | | stepType | yes | PG step type, e.g. 'analyze_locations' | | buildMessages | yes | (input, ports) => { messages, options? } | | normalize | no | (result, input, ports) => any — task-owned validation | | failMessage | no | (err) => string | | onError | no | (err, step, ports, input) => any — degradation |

License

MIT