@continuous-agentics/delegation-core
v0.1.4
Published
Versioned delegation contracts shared by FleetMind and OpenClaw.
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@continuous-agentics/delegation-core
Versioned, channel-neutral task and lifecycle runtime shared by FleetMind and the OpenClaw delegation plugin.
How this relates to FleetMind
@continuous-agentics/fleetmind deploys and manages OpenClaw multi-agent fleets. This package extracts its stable delegation contracts into a small, independently versioned runtime, so FleetMind and OpenClaw integrations can share the same DynamoDB task, lifecycle, and NATS event protocol without depending on FleetMind's provisioning CLI.
Use @continuous-agentics/fleetmind to operate a fleet. Use @continuous-agentics/delegation-core when building a compatible integration that needs the delegation protocol itself.
It owns the FleetMind-compatible DynamoDB ledger, read adapter, NATS v1.0 adapter, and their contracts. It intentionally contains no channel API or OpenClaw runtime implementation.
The package preserves the existing task keys, secondary-index keys, task-record schema, conditional lifecycle writes, and NATS event envelope/subjects so a FleetMind migration can consume it without changing the persisted protocol.
Install
npm install @continuous-agentics/delegation-coreNode.js 20 or newer is required. The consuming runtime must provide AWS credentials and a region through AWS_REGION/AWS_DEFAULT_REGION or adapter configuration.
What it exports
DynamoDbTaskReaderfor read-only task lookup and status queries against a FleetMind-compatible DynamoDB task table.TaskLedgerfor conditional task lifecycle writes. Use it rather than raw unguarded DynamoDB writes when the service owns a lifecycle transition.NatsTaskEventsfor the FleetMind v1.0 task-event envelope and subjects.- Versioned task, lifecycle, delivery-context, and event contracts.
The core package does not provision DynamoDB, AWS permissions, NATS, or any human-facing channel integration. See the repository consumer and onboarding guide for a working reader example and operational prerequisites.
