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@binaryworks1024/ai-task-hub-connector-runtime

v0.1.7

Published

Shared continuity runtime, transport adapters, and bridge context store for the AI Task Hub connector.

Readme

@binaryworks1024/ai-task-hub-connector-runtime

Shared runtime primitives for AI Task Hub connector integrations.

This package provides:

  • bridge context storage
  • public bridge transport helpers
  • connector runtime orchestration
  • attachment upload helpers

runCapability now resolves deliveryMode with this precedence:

  1. explicit deliveryMode passed by the caller
  2. delivery_mode exposed by ${baseUrl}/skills/manifest.json
  3. local runtime fallback mapping for the small built-in short-wait set
  4. default long_running

Manifest-derived delivery modes are cached in-process with a short TTL and automatically fall back to the local map when the manifest is unavailable.

For capability execution, the runtime now prefers the gateway-published /skills/manifest.json capability delivery_mode metadata and keeps a short in-process TTL cache for it. If the manifest is unavailable, the runtime falls back to a small local delivery-mode map so offline and development flows continue to work.

Non-goals:

  • The fallback map is only a small resilience shim, not a second long-term source of truth.
  • This runtime does not turn every capability into the same short-wait path.
  • asset_delivery and long_running still preserve explicit follow-up or presentation surfaces when those are the formal result path.
  • This runtime should not grow a second host-specific orchestration model beside the existing connector/runtime and gateway contracts.

Install

npm install @binaryworks1024/ai-task-hub-connector-runtime

Import

import { createConnectorRuntime } from '@binaryworks1024/ai-task-hub-connector-runtime';

Current built-in public entry hosts include:

  • openclaw
  • mobileclaw
  • codex
  • claude

Future public hosts should reuse the same connector/runtime continuity contract instead of defining a separate identity flow. The runtime accepts the current built-in hosts and any lowercase future host slug that follows the same entry_host contract.

Homepage:

  • https://gateway.binaryworks.app

Repository:

  • https://github.com/chinasilva/skill_hub_gateway_mvp