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@davecodes/pi-background-work-sdk

v0.1.1

Published

Protocol types and adapter SDK for promoting foreground Pi tool executions into background jobs

Readme

@davecodes/pi-background-work-sdk

Protocol types and adapter SDK for pi-background-work — promote already-running foreground Pi tool executions into background jobs.

Use this package when your extension owns a Pi tool whose executions should be promotable via /background. The coordinator (shipped by the pi-background-work extension) discovers adapters over the Pi event bus; this SDK implements the adapter side with the exactly-once promotion race built in.

import { createAdapterRuntime, runDetachable } from "@davecodes/pi-background-work-sdk";

const runtime = createAdapterRuntime(pi, "my-tool");

// inside your tool's execute():
return runDetachable({
  pi,
  adapterInstanceId: runtime.adapterInstanceId,
  sessionId: runtime.sessionId(),
  toolCallId,
  toolName: "my-tool",
  kind: "shell",
  label,
  mutationRisk: "unknown",
  outerSignal: signal,
  onUpdate,
  textOf: (partial) => extractText(partial),
  execute: runOriginalExactlyOnce,
  completionOf: (outcome, ctx) => ({ status: "succeeded", summary: "done", output: "..." }),
  promotedResult: (jobId) => placeholderResultFor(jobId),
});

Guarantees the runner enforces:

  • The execution runs exactly once; promotion only changes who receives the already-running promise.
  • Foreground updates stop permanently after promotion.
  • Outer aborts apply only while foreground; the coordinator owns cancellation afterwards.
  • A throwing completionOf settles as a failed completion — never an unhandled rejection.

Also exported: executeDetachableBash (bash-owner helper), commandRisk (conservative shell mutation classifier), protocol constants/types (./protocol subpath), and identity helpers (sessionIdFrom, jobIdFor, resolveGroupIdentity).

No runtime dependencies; the Pi API is typed structurally. Works without the coordinator installed — registrations are simply never promoted.