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@artanis-ai/gravel

v0.10.3

Published

Embedded prompt management, tracing, and evals for AI engineering teams.

Readme

@artanis-ai/gravel

The TypeScript SDK for Gravel.

Status: v0.9.x, live on npm.

npx @artanis-ai/gravel init
# or pnpm dlx / yarn dlx / bunx (anything that resolves the bin script)

This package ships both the runtime SDK library AND a thin bin/gravel.js wrapper that lazy-downloads the matching Go binary from signed GitHub Release assets on first invocation. npx @artanis-ai/gravel init runs the wizard; the wizard auto-adds @artanis-ai/gravel to your package.json deps so the generated gravel.config.ts resolves at runtime. The binary is NOT bundled in the npm tarball; the wrapper is ~150 lines of source-visible JS. See cli/DESIGN.md for the rationale.

For users who don't want Node in their CLI install path (Docker, CI, polyglot repos), the same binary is installable via install.sh directly.

See /STATUS.md for what's built and what's next.

What's in this package

  • The TS SDK (@artanis-ai/gravel).
  • The bundled React dashboard (built from packages/dashboard/ and copied here at release).
  • Framework integrations: @artanis-ai/gravel/next (App Router), /next-pages (Pages Router), /fastify (typed plugin), and /node (the generic Node bridge that Express, Hono, and any other (req, res) framework uses via gravelHandler({ config })).
  • The CLI wrapper at bin/gravel.js. Read it before you trust it; under 150 lines of straightforward JS.

Layout

src/
├── index.ts                  # public API exports (defineConfig, types)
├── auto.ts                   # the import-side-effect tracing entry point
├── types.ts                  # GravelUser, GravelConfig, etc.
├── schema/                   # Drizzle schema for gravel_* tables (data plane)
├── db/                       # db connector (Postgres + SQLite via Drizzle)
├── auth/                     # default password mode + getUser delegation
├── handler/                  # createGravelHandler core
├── integrations/             # framework-specific adapters
├── manifest/                 # .gravel/manifest.json read/write/scan + hook
├── tracing/                  # auto-patches for OpenAI/Anthropic/etc.
└── cli/                      # init, migrate, manifest, scan