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@astrale-domains/integrations

v0.3.3

Published

`integrations.astrale.ai` owns provider discovery and caller-owned external account connections. It exposes one provider-neutral connection-broker contract and binds that contract to Nango and Composio Providers at Runtime initialization.

Readme

Integrations Domain

integrations.astrale.ai owns provider discovery and caller-owned external account connections. It exposes one provider-neutral connection-broker contract and binds that contract to Nango and Composio Providers at Runtime initialization.

The package is authored on the current Astrale Application model:

schema/        public catalog, Connection facts, relationships, Functions, Core, and View
schema/modules/connection/states/  closed Connection lifecycle vocabulary
queries/       named catalog and owner-scoped graph observations
mutations/     atomic catalog and Connection changes
integrations/  provider-neutral connection-broker ability
providers/     Nango and Composio protocol admission
functions/     Actions and durable provider plus graph Workflows
views/         Shell-bound application projection
ui/            Domain-free presentation
frontend/      Vite and TanStack Router application

Credentials are fetched from a Provider only when requested and are never written to the graph. Every Connection read first traverses owned_by from the authenticated caller, so a supplied Connection ID alone is not authority.

Development

Copy .env.example to .env.dev, set both provider secrets, then run:

pnpm install
pnpm typecheck
pnpm test
pnpm lint
pnpm build
pnpm package

Domain source imports Kernel concepts only through semantic @astrale-os/sdk/* facades and owns no .spec tree.

Import from integration.astrale.ai

Install integrations.astrale.ai and its catalog first, then inventory and import the integration.astrale.ai Connection facts through the public graph boundary:

node scripts/legacy-integration-import/import-singular-integration-domain.mjs \
  --instance <instance> --as <kernel-root-node-id> --dry-run
node scripts/legacy-integration-import/import-singular-integration-domain.mjs \
  --instance <instance> --as <kernel-root-node-id>

The importer follows every opaque query cursor, rejects partial or looping inventories, never copies provider credentials, writes one atomic Connection graph change at a time, and checkpoints each provider account fingerprint. Re-running after a process or checkpoint failure converges against both the checkpoint and this Domain's existing Connection facts. It is an explicit data import, and integration.astrale.ai must stay installed until dry-run, apply, restart, and parity-count evidence are complete.