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@capxul/sdk

v1.0.0-alpha.18

Published

The imperative TypeScript client for Capxul. It owns the public `createCapxulClient` factory, domain method bundles, production adapter assembly, and the internal Effect-based ports and flows that those methods bridge.

Readme

@capxul/sdk

The imperative TypeScript client for Capxul. It owns the public createCapxulClient factory, domain method bundles, production adapter assembly, and the internal Effect-based ports and flows that those methods bridge.

import { createCapxulClient } from "@capxul/sdk";

const created = await createCapxulClient({
  publishableKey: process.env.CAPXUL_PUBLISHABLE_KEY!,
  requirement: "counterfactual",
});

if (!created.ok) throw created.error;
const client = created.value;

Every public operation resolves a Promise<CapxulResult<T>>. Domain failures are values, not thrown exceptions.

Published entry points

The packed npm package exposes only:

  • @capxul/sdk — the client factory, public method and value types, signers, and observation helpers.
  • @capxul/sdk/node — Node-only signer and runtime helpers.
  • @capxul/sdk/ports/safe-deployment — the explicitly published Safe deployment contract.

The many extra subpaths in package.json#exports are workspace development surfaces. Do not show them in consumer examples unless publishConfig.exports also contains them.

Documentation

  • Maintainer context — ownership, boundaries, invariants, evidence, and update triggers.
  • Architecture — client assembly, flows, ports, adapters, and proof map.
  • Observation — host-owned failure observation and bounded backend linkage.
  • Public SDK documentation — tutorials, guides, reference, and explanation for npm consumers.

React integration is a separate projection owned by @capxul/sdk-react.

Development

Run package commands through Vite+:

vp run --filter @capxul/sdk check-types
vp run --filter @capxul/sdk test
vp run --filter @capxul/sdk build
vp run --filter @capxul/sdk proofs:live

proofs:live runs the deterministic Organization Core SDK journey against the configured live Convex deployment and Base Sepolia. Live proofs require operator secrets and prove only the path named by the command. See maintainer context.