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@demystify/tools-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Typed browser/Node client for the Demystify Tools REST API — one call per bound tool, validated against the same zod I/O.

Readme

@demystify/tools-sdk

A tiny, typed client for the Demystify Tools REST API. One run(tool, input) per bound tool, with input typed and validated against the same zod schema the server uses — so a bad call fails locally, before a round-trip.

import { DemystifyTools } from "@demystify/tools-sdk";

const tools = new DemystifyTools();               // defaults to the public API
const gst = await tools.run("gst-calculator", {   // input is fully typed
  amountPaise: 100000,
  rate: 18,
});
// gst.totalPaise === 118000  (money is integer paise)

tools.tools();                                    // ids callable over the API
  • Typed: run(id, input) infers input from the tool's zod schema; unknown ids and bad inputs are compile-time and run-time errors.
  • Fails fast: input is zod-validated locally by default ({ validate: false } to skip).
  • Errors: non-2xx responses throw ToolApiError carrying the RFC-9457 problem body.
  • Portable: pass { fetch } for Node < 18 or a proxy; { baseUrl } to point elsewhere (e.g. your own self-hosted runner).

Only the pure lane is callable over the anonymous API; tools that need a browser canvas, an AI key, or network egress return 501 (run those in the browser or your own runner).

Status

Pre-1.0, versioned but not yet published — see the repo's docs/verification/user-actions.md.