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@ank1015/llm-sdk

v0.0.8

Published

Opinionated SDK layer over @ank1015/llm-core with credential resolution, conversations, and session helpers

Readme

@ank1015/llm-sdk

Opinionated SDK over @ank1015/llm-core with curated chat model IDs, gateway-backed llm()/agent()/image() helpers, direct-key opt-out for chat models, and JSONL session tooling.

What You Get

  • llm() for one-off model calls through the configured gateway and curated modelId strings
  • agent() for multi-turn runs with tool execution and persisted session history
  • image() for generation and editing with saved output files
  • Helpers like userMessage(), toolResultMessage(), getText(), getThinking(), and getToolCalls()
  • Subpath modules for runtime config, keys-file management, and session inspection

Installation

pnpm add @ank1015/llm-sdk

If your app defines tool schemas with Type.Object(...), also add @sinclair/typebox to your project so you can import Type directly.

Quick Start

By default the SDK uses gateway credentials from ~/.llm/gateway.json:

{
  "gatewayBaseUrl": "https://gateway.example",
  "accessToken": "...",
  "refreshToken": "...",
  "accessTokenExpiresAt": 1777542373000,
  "refreshTokenExpiresAt": 1780133473000
}

Then make a simple call:

import { getText, llm, userMessage } from '@ank1015/llm-sdk';

const message = await llm({
  modelId: 'openai/gpt-5.4-mini',
  messages: [userMessage('Explain event loops in two sentences.')],
});

console.log(getText(message));

For chat models, the prefix selects the provider: openai/... routes through the OpenAI provider, while azure-openai/... routes through the Azure OpenAI provider.

Agent Runs

import { agent, getText, userMessage } from '@ank1015/llm-sdk';

const result = await agent({
  modelId: 'anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6',
  system: 'You are a careful debugging assistant.',
  inputMessages: [userMessage('Summarize the latest session state.')],
});

if (!result.ok) {
  throw new Error(result.error.message);
}

console.log(result.sessionPath);
console.log(getText(result.finalAssistantMessage));

Image Generation

import { image } from '@ank1015/llm-sdk';

const result = await image({
  prompt: 'Create a polished travel sticker of a floating tea cart.',
  output: './artifacts/tea-cart.png',
  size: '1024x1024',
  quality: 'low',
});

console.log(result.path);
console.log(result.paths);

Config, Keys, And Sessions

Use subpath imports for the operational helpers:

import { getSdkConfig, setSdkConfig } from '@ank1015/llm-sdk/config';
import { setProviderCredentials } from '@ank1015/llm-sdk/keys';
import { loadSessionMessages } from '@ank1015/llm-sdk/session';

Defaults:

  • keys file: ~/.llm-sdk/keys.env
  • gateway credentials file: ~/.llm/gateway.json
  • session directory: ~/.llm-sdk/sessions

See docs/setup.md for the full setup, keys-file, and session-helper guide.

Docs

Publish Surface

Public subpath exports:

  • @ank1015/llm-sdk/agent
  • @ank1015/llm-sdk/config
  • @ank1015/llm-sdk/image
  • @ank1015/llm-sdk/keys
  • @ank1015/llm-sdk/llm
  • @ank1015/llm-sdk/messages
  • @ank1015/llm-sdk/model-input
  • @ank1015/llm-sdk/response
  • @ank1015/llm-sdk/session
  • @ank1015/llm-sdk/tool