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@autosk/sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Public extension-facing types for autoskd v2: Task / Session / Workflow / Agent / Isolation / AutoskAPI, pi-format transcript entries, and proto-v2 wire types.

Downloads

484

Readme

@autosk/sdk

Public, extension-facing types for autoskd v2. An autosk extension is a default-export factory that receives an AutoskAPI and registers workflows (their agents are inline step values — the step key is the agent name):

import { type AutoskAPI } from "@autosk/sdk";

export default function (autosk: AutoskAPI) {
  autosk.registerWorkflow({
    name: "trivial",
    firstStep: "do",
    steps: {
      // The step key "do" is the inline agent's name; registering the
      // workflow registers its agents (there is no registerAgent).
      do: {
        async onRun(ctx) {
          await ctx.comment("hello from do");
          await ctx.transit({ status: "done" });
        },
      },
    },
  });
}

This package contains three layers:

  • Concept model (workflow.ts, agent.ts, types.ts, api.ts) — the types extensions program against (plan §3).
  • Transcript format (transcript.ts) — the pi-compatible session entry schema autosk writes to ./.autosk/sessions/<id>.jsonl (plan §3.2).
  • Proto-v2 (proto.ts) — the JSON-RPC v2 wire types and the canonical method / notification manifest the Go and Tauri clients mirror (plan §4).

It also ships the statusStep(status) step helper (build a terminal/park step with statusStep("done"|"cancel"|"human")) and the shared id helpers (newTaskId, newCommentId, newSessionId, newEntryId). Comment ids are strings in v2 (v1's autoincrement ints die with the SQL store), and newCommentId is collision-checked against a task's existing comment ids since the id is the edit/delete key.