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@archildata/eve

v0.0.14

Published

Archil filesystem adapter for eve

Readme

@archildata/eve

Archil integration for eve.

This package provides different functionality depending on your use case.

If you want to provide your agent with access to existing data in an Archil disk use createDiskTools, an eve toolset factory exposing standard filesystem capabilities as tools.

If you want a sandbox backed by an Archil disk and serverless execution use archilBackend.

Install

npm install disk @archildata/eve

disk is a peer dependency. The Archil client reads standard Archil environment configuration, including ARCHIL_API_KEY and ARCHIL_REGION, unless you pass an existing Archil client.

Disk Tools

Use createDiskTools from an eve agent/tools/*.ts file when the agent should have direct tools for an Archil disk or multi-disk workspace:

// agent/tools/filesystem.ts
import * as archil from "disk";
import { createDiskTools } from "@archildata/eve";

const disk = await archil.getDisk(process.env.ARCHIL_DISK_ID!);
// or mount multiple disks as a workspace...
const disk = archil.workspace({
  source: { disk: await archil.getDisk(process.env.SOURCE_DISK_ID!), readOnly: true },
  reports: await archil.getDisk(process.env.REPORTS_DISK_ID!),
});

export default createDiskTools(disk);

createDiskTools returns an eve defineDynamic(...) export that is ready to mount from one tools file.

Sandbox Backend

Use archilBackend from an eve sandbox definition:

// agent/sandbox/sandbox.ts
import { archilBackend } from "@archildata/eve";
import { defineSandbox } from "eve/sandbox";

export default defineSandbox({
  backend: archilBackend({
    disk: process.env.ARCHIL_DISK_ID!,
  }),
});

Set ARCHIL_DISK_ID to the ID of the Archil disk that should back the sandbox.

archilBackend accepts:

  • disk: Archil disk ID.
  • client: Existing Archil client. Omit this to create one from environment configuration.
  • rootPrefix: Namespace for this eve app on the disk. Defaults to .eve/sandbox.
  • queueMs: Archil write queue timeout. Defaults to 5000.

Use eve's normal bootstrap hook when the sandbox should start with project-specific files or tools:

export default defineSandbox({
  backend: archilBackend({
    disk: process.env.ARCHIL_DISK_ID!,
  }),
  revalidationKey: () => "python-tools-v1",
  async bootstrap({ use }) {
    const sandbox = await use();
    await sandbox.run({ command: "mkdir -p .cache && python --version" });
  },
});