@descix/sdk

Shared runtime libraries for Node.js and the browser — the client-side half of the platform: managers, orchestrators, mesh asset access, request signing, and an MCP server implementation.

Consumed by the CLI and by the microservice scaffold.

Entry points

| Import path | What it is | |---|---| | @descix/sdk / @descix/sdk/node | Node runtime surface (default) | | @descix/sdk/browser | browser build | | @descix/sdk/mcp | MCP server | | @descix/sdk/mcp/transports | transport index | | @descix/sdk/mcp/transports/stdio | stdio transport | | @descix/sdk/mcp/transports/http-sse | HTTP + SSE transport | | @descix/sdk/managers/community | CommunityManager | | @descix/sdk/managers/app | AppManager | | @descix/sdk/orchestrators/wizard | WizardOrchestrator, WIZARD_STEPS | | @descix/sdk/integrations/git | GitUtils | | @descix/sdk/mesh/asset | fetchAppAsset |

Root exports

CommunityManager / createCommunityManager, AppManager / createAppManager, WizardOrchestrator / createWizardOrchestrator / WIZARD_STEPS, GitUtils / createGitUtils, fetchAppAsset, and createSDK(apiClient).

Most managers come in a class form and a create* factory; the factory is the usual entry.

Not to be confused with

• @descix/app-sdk — the app shell SDK: React shell, window.DeSciX, Powch bridge, and the descix serve dev gateway. That is what an app developer builds a site against; see that package's own README (DeSciX_Core/descix-app-sdk/README.md in the platform repo).
• @descix/cloud-core — the microservice infrastructure layer (config, Firestore, Pub/Sub).

Three packages carry "sdk" or "core" in their names and serve different audiences; check which one a snippet is importing before copying it.