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@dcl/jarvis

v1.7.0

Published

Decentraland services and UI manifests

Readme

@dcl/jarvis

Auto-generated service manifests for the Decentraland platform. An AI agent clones each repository, reads its code and workspace documentation, and produces a structured YAML manifest describing the service's domain, API, dependencies, events, and configuration.

What's inside

  • manifests/<service>.yaml — one manifest per repository, following a strict schema (src/manifest.example.yaml)
  • manifests/graph.yaml — cross-service dependency graph (who calls whom, event flows)
  • manifests/index.yaml — compact service index optimized for minimal token consumption

Install

npm install @dcl/jarvis

The published package includes only the manifests/ directory.

Development

Prerequisites

npm install

Copy .env.example to .env and fill in the values:

| Variable | Description | |---|---| | GITHUB_TOKEN | Fine-grained token with repo read access (for cloning + GitHub API) | | ANTHROPIC_OAUTH_REFRESH_TOKEN | Seeds .auth.json for the Claude agent (first run only) |

Generate manifests

npm run generate

This will:

  1. Check each repo in src/repos.ts for new commits via the GitHub API
  2. For repos with changes, clone the repo and its workspace(s)
  3. Run a Claude agent that reads the code + workspace README and writes a manifest YAML
  4. After all manifests are processed, regenerate graph.yaml and index.yaml

Repos that haven't changed since the last run are skipped (tracked via lastCommit in src/repos.ts).

Authentication (OAuth)

All Anthropic auth uses OAuth — there is no API key path.

  1. A refresh token is exchanged for a short-lived access token on each API call.
  2. The SDK may rotate the refresh token after use, so the original token becomes invalid.
  3. The current auth state (refresh + access + expiry) is persisted in .auth.json.
  • First run — set ANTHROPIC_OAUTH_REFRESH_TOKEN in .env. The generator writes .auth.json on startup and uses that going forward.
  • Existing session — copy .auth.json from another pi-agent or OpenDCL session into the project root. No env var needed.

Why .auth.json matters: because refresh tokens rotate on use, the file is the source of truth. The env var is only a seed for first-time setup.

Project structure

src/
  repos.ts                # List of repositories + workspace URLs
  generate.ts             # Main generation pipeline
  manifest.example.yaml   # Schema for service manifests
  graph.example.yaml      # Schema for the dependency graph
  index.example.yaml      # Schema for the service index
prompts/
  system.md               # System prompt for the manifest-generation agent
manifests/                # Generated output (published via npm)

License

Apache-2.0