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@anip-dev/runtime-utils

v0.24.13

Published

ANIP agent-consumption helper utilities

Readme

@anip-dev/runtime-utils

Small TypeScript helpers for deterministic agent-consumption decisions from ANIP capability metadata.

The package does not call an LLM and does not encode app-specific phrases. Helpers use contract-derived fields such as capability identifiers, descriptions, framing, effects, input specs, app boundaries, semantic types, and input descriptions.

These helpers assist consuming agents with routing, compact prompt construction, and contract-derived preflight checks. They are not the trust boundary. The authoritative policy decision remains the ANIP service invocation result.

API

  • selectConsumableCapability(conversation, selectedCapability, metadata) chooses the strongest same-effect capability from available metadata.
  • missingRequiredInputNames(conversation, capabilityMetadata) returns required inputs that are not grounded in the conversation.
  • requestedUnsupportedEffects(conversation, capabilityMetadata) returns unsupported effects requested by the conversation.
  • validateInvocationPlanForFallback(plan, conversation, metadata, options) returns deterministic reasons a primary planner result should escalate to a fallback model.

detectUnsupportedEffects is exported as an alias for requestedUnsupportedEffects.

Fallback validation is intended for mixed-model agent runtimes, for example trying a small routing model first and escalating only when the planner result is structurally unsafe or inconsistent with the contract. It does not replace service-side ANIP enforcement.