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@colber/sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Official TypeScript SDK for the Colber platform (identity, reputation, memory, observability, negotiation, insurance).

Readme

@colber/sdk

Official TypeScript SDK for the Colber platform — typed clients for the six v1 services (identity, reputation, memory, observability, negotiation, insurance) plus the platform crypto primitives (did:key Ed25519, RFC 8785 JCS canonicalization, signing helpers).

Zero-runtime-dep beyond @noble/ed25519. Native fetch (Node 20+, Bun, Deno, browsers). ESM + CJS dual-export.

Install

pnpm add @colber/sdk
# or
npm install @colber/sdk

Quick start

import { ColberClient } from '@colber/sdk';
import { generateDidKey, signMessage, canonicalizeJcs } from '@colber/sdk/crypto';

// 1) Mint a fresh DID + keypair (Ed25519, did:key method).
const { did, publicKeyBase64, secretKeyBase64 } = await generateDidKey();

// 2) Point the client at your services.
const client = new ColberClient({
  baseUrls: {
    identity: 'http://localhost:14001',
    reputation: 'http://localhost:14011',
    memory: 'http://localhost:14021',
    observability: 'http://localhost:14031',
    negotiation: 'http://localhost:14041',
    insurance: 'http://localhost:14051',
  },
});

// 3) Register the agent and read its score.
await client.identity.register({ publicKey: publicKeyBase64, ownerOperatorId: 'op-demo' });
const score = await client.reputation.score({ did });
console.log(score.score); // 500 (base score for a brand-new agent)

// 4) Sign a JCS-canonical payload.
const sig = await signMessage(secretKeyBase64, canonicalizeJcs({ did, score: score.score }));

Convenience constructors

ColberClient.local(); // localhost ports 14001..14051
ColberClient.fromBaseUrl('https://api.colber.dev'); // future ingress; PROVISIONAL

Errors

  • ColberApiError — service returned { ok: false, error: { code, message, details? } } (4xx/5xx).
  • ColberNetworkError — fetch threw, response was not JSON, or the request timed out (code: 'TIMEOUT').
  • ColberValidationError — local request shape couldn't be sent (rare; reserved for future client-side checks).

Idempotency

negotiation.start, insurance.subscribe, and insurance.claim accept an optional { idempotencyKey } second argument. The SDK forwards it verbatim — generation is the caller's responsibility.

License

UNLICENSED (private, proprietary). See the root package.json.