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@dexto/client-sdk

v1.14.4

Published

A TypeScript HTTP client for Dexto servers, with a separate entrypoint for authenticated Cloud discovery.

Readme

Dexto Client SDK

A TypeScript HTTP client for Dexto servers, with a separate entrypoint for authenticated Cloud discovery.

Features

  • 🔌 Separate exports: Local server and Cloud discovery clients
  • 🌐 Universal: Works in Node.js, browsers, and React Native
  • 📡 HTTP + SSE: Full REST API and real-time SSE streaming support
  • 🛡️ TypeScript: Full type safety
  • 🔄 Auto-retry: Built-in retry logic with exponential backoff
  • ⚡ Cloud contracts: Validated discovery requests and responses

Installation

npm install @dexto/client-sdk

Cloud discovery

import { createDextoCloudClient } from '@dexto/client-sdk/cloud';

const cloud = createDextoCloudClient({
    origin: 'https://app.dexto.ai',
    token: 'your-dexto-api-key',
    fetch: globalThis.fetch,
});

const sources = await cloud.sources({ limit: 20 });
const matches = await cloud.search({ query: 'web search', limit: 10 });
const description = await cloud.describe('dexto.platform.web_search');

Use an organization credential with capabilities:read. Results include schemas and execution/availability metadata; discovery does not grant permission to invoke a capability. Cloud validates current membership and credential permissions on each request.

The CLI uses the same discovery client:

dexto login
dexto cloud sources --json
dexto cloud search "web search" --limit 10 --json
dexto cloud describe dexto.platform.web_search --json

Search returns hasMore, nextOffset, and total. Pass --offset for the next page. JSON failures contain an error object and exit with code 1. Human-readable output is the default.

For another installation, use dexto login --platform-url <application-origin>. The saved key remains bound to that origin, including when the same key appears in the environment. A different shell environment DEXTO_API_KEY can select another origin with --platform-url or DEXTO_PLATFORM_URL. Cloud discovery uses explicit shell environment overrides, not values loaded from .env files. Legacy saved keys without origin metadata require a fresh dexto login --platform-url <application-origin> before discovery.

Quick Start

import { DextoClient } from '@dexto/client-sdk';

const client = new DextoClient({
    baseUrl: 'https://your-dexto-server.com',
    apiKey: 'optional-api-key',
});

// Connect to Dexto server
await client.connect();

// Send a message
const response = await client.sendMessage({
    content: 'Hello, how can you help me?',
});

console.log(response.response);

Configuration

const client = new DextoClient(
    {
        baseUrl: 'https://your-dexto-server.com', // Required: Dexto API base URL
        apiKey: 'your-api-key', // Optional: API key for auth
        timeout: 30000, // Optional: Request timeout (ms)
        retries: 3, // Optional: Retry attempts
    },
    {
        reconnect: true, // Optional: Auto-reconnect
        reconnectInterval: 5000, // Optional: Reconnect delay (ms)
        debug: false, // Optional: Debug logging
    }
);

API Methods

Connection Management

  • connect() - Establish connection to Dexto server
  • disconnect() - Close connection
  • isConnected - Check connection status

Messaging

  • sendMessage(input) - Send message (HTTP)
  • SSE streaming available via /api/message-stream endpoint

Session Management

  • listSessions() - List all sessions
  • createSession(id?) - Create new session
  • getSession(id) - Get session details
  • deleteSession(id) - Delete session

Real-time Events

  • on(eventType, handler) - Subscribe to Dexto events
  • onConnectionState(handler) - Connection state changes

Error Handling

try {
    await client.sendMessage({ content: 'Hello' });
} catch (error) {
    if (error.name === 'ConnectionError') {
        console.log('Failed to connect to Dexto server');
    } else if (error.name === 'HttpError') {
        console.log(`HTTP ${error.status}: ${error.statusText}`);
    }
}

Philosophy

The agent-server export is a thin typed transport client. The Cloud export validates discovery request inputs and successful response contracts, and reports typed HTTP, network, and incompatible-response errors. Server-side authorization and product policy remain with the server.

Dependencies

The published package uses Hono for the agent-server client and Zod for Cloud discovery validation. The separate Cloud export does not import Core or the local server runtime.