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@dheeai/runner-sdk

v0.1.1

Published

Authoring SDK for Dhee runners & bundles — the firewall a runner depends on.

Downloads

345

Readme

@dheeai/runner-sdk

The public authoring SDK for Dhee runners and bundles.

dhee-core is a content-agnostic DAG engine that walks a bundle (a pipeline graph) and executes each node with a runner (a node executor). Runners ship as standalone npm packages the engine discovers at runtime — and they depend on this package only, never on dhee-core internals. That firewall lets the engine evolve without breaking the ecosystem, and lets you build, test, and publish a runner in isolation.

Install

npm install @dheeai/runner-sdk

What it gives you

  • defineRunner(impl) — wrap your { describe, run } into a Runner.
  • resolveEndpointUrl(name) — resolve a named endpoint (self.local, self.cloud, …) to its URL from the user's env (ENDPOINT_<name> / COMFYUI_BASE_URL). Keeps endpoint URLs out of bundles.
  • retryTransient(fn, opts) / isTransientError(e) — retry network/Comfy calls with backoff + abort support.
  • computeInputsHash(key) — content-addressed cache key for a node's inputs.
  • The canonical types: Runner, RunnerContext, RunnerDescription, RunnerManifest, RunnerResult, RunnerArtifact, DagBundle, NodeDef, and the bundle/LLM-access types.

Minimal runner

import { defineRunner, resolveEndpointUrl, retryTransient } from '@dheeai/runner-sdk';
import type { RunnerContext, RunnerDescription, RunnerManifest } from '@dheeai/runner-sdk';

export const manifest = {
  tool: 'my.thing',
  version: '0.1.0',
  engineCompat: '>=0.1.0',
  credentials: [],
  displayName: 'My Thing',
  description: 'Does a thing.',
  entry: 'dist/index.js',
  permissions: { network: ['<host>'], filesystem: 'project', subprocess: false, env: [] },
} satisfies RunnerManifest;

const describe = (): RunnerDescription => ({
  id: manifest.tool,
  displayName: 'My Thing',
  description: 'Does a thing.',
  capabilities: ['example'],
  modalities: { input: ['text'], output: ['image'] },
  configSchema: { type: 'object', required: ['outputPath'], properties: { outputPath: { type: 'string' } } },
});

async function run(ctx: RunnerContext) {
  // ... do work, write ctx.node.runner.config.outputPath under ctx.projectDir ...
  return { ok: true, outputPath: 'out.png' };
}

export const runner = defineRunner({ describe, run });

// Discovery entry — package.json "dhee.runners" points here.
export const runners = [{ manifest, runner }];

Discovery (how dhee-core finds your runner)

Your package opts in via name + keyword + entry point:

{
  "name": "dhee-runner-my-thing",
  "keywords": ["dhee-runner"],
  "dhee": { "runners": "./dist/index.js" },
  "dependencies": { "@dheeai/runner-sdk": "^0.1.0" }
}

npm create dhee-runner scaffolds all of this for you.

License

Apache-2.0