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@astrapi69/ai-key-vault

v0.2.0

Published

Storage-agnostic BYOK AI provider settings core: provider registry, key store adapter interface, passphrase-encrypted key vault, browser-direct chat clients with SSE streaming, and model discovery

Readme

@astrapi69/ai-key-vault

Storage-agnostic core for bring-your-own-key (BYOK) AI provider settings: a generic provider registry, a storage adapter contract, a passphrase-encrypted key vault, browser-direct chat clients with SSE streaming, and model discovery. Extracted from adaptive-learner.

No React, no i18n framework, no storage engine — those are seams the consuming app fills.

Concepts

Provider registry

Providers are data, not a hardcoded union:

import { BUILTIN_PROVIDERS, createProviderRegistry } from "@astrapi69/ai-key-vault";

const registry = createProviderRegistry([
    ...BUILTIN_PROVIDERS, // anthropic, openai, gemini incl. key format rules
    {
        id: "lmstudio",
        label: "LM Studio",
        keyFormat: { minLength: 0 },
        defaultModel: "local-model",
        baseUrl: "http://localhost:1234/v1",
        requiresApiKey: false,
        desktopOnly: true,
    },
]);

Storage adapter

The kit never touches persistence. Implement AiKeyStoreAdapter over your app's storage and pass it in. Optional methods (testApiKey, backupApiKey, ...) are capabilities, reported via capabilities so a UI can hide affordances your storage cannot serve.

Encrypted key vault

import { buildEncryptedKeyVault, importEncryptedKeyVault } from "@astrapi69/ai-key-vault";

const envelope = await buildEncryptedKeyVault(adapter, userId, passphrase, {
    providerIds: registry.ids,
});
// ... user stores the file; later, possibly on another device:
await importEncryptedKeyVault(adapter, userId, fileText, passphrase, {
    providerIds: registry.ids,
});

Crypto lives in @astrapi69/passphrase-vault (PBKDF2 + AES-GCM, WebCrypto only) and is re-exported here. Legacy adaptive-learner .alk payloads import unchanged.

Browser-direct clients

import { aiComplete, aiStream } from "@astrapi69/ai-key-vault";

const text = await aiComplete({
    provider: "anthropic",
    model: "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001",
    apiKey, // always a parameter — the clients never read storage
    messages: [{ role: "user", content: "Hi" }],
});

aiStream delivers SSE deltas via an onChunk callback; all three built-in providers are normalized to one wire-reading path. Failures throw AiProviderError (status + provider id + detail).

i18n

UI-facing helpers take a t(key, fallback) function (Translate). English fallbacks are built in; catalogs stay in the app.

License

MIT