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@dograh/sdk

v0.1.4

Published

Typed builder for Dograh voice-AI workflows

Downloads

485

Readme

@dograh/sdk

Typed builder for Dograh voice-AI workflows. Fetches the node-spec catalog from the Dograh backend at session start, validates every call against it at the call site, and produces wire-format JSON that round-trips through the Python ReactFlowDTO.

Install

npm install @dograh/sdk
# or
pnpm add @dograh/sdk

For local development against a checked-out monorepo, add a tsconfig paths entry:

{
  "paths": {
    "@dograh/sdk": ["../sdk/typescript/src/index.ts"]
  }
}

Usage

import { DograhClient, Workflow } from "@dograh/sdk";

const client = new DograhClient({
  baseUrl: "http://localhost:8000",
  apiKey: process.env.DOGRAH_API_KEY,
});

const wf = new Workflow({ client, name: "loan_qualification" });

const start = await wf.add({
  type: "startCall",
  name: "greeting",
  prompt: "You are Sarah from Acme Loans. Greet the caller warmly.",
  greeting_type: "text",
  greeting: "Hi {{first_name}}, this is Sarah.",
});

const qualify = await wf.add({
  type: "agentNode",
  name: "qualify",
  prompt: "Ask about loan amount and timeline.",
});

const done = await wf.add({ type: "endCall", name: "done", prompt: "Thank them." });

wf.edge(start, qualify, { label: "interested", condition: "Caller expressed interest." });
wf.edge(qualify, done, { label: "done", condition: "Qualification complete." });

await client.saveWorkflow(123, wf);

Client-side validation

Each add() call validates kwargs against the fetched spec. ValidationError is thrown immediately when:

  • an unknown field is passed (catches typos)
  • a required field is missing or empty
  • a scalar type is wrong (e.g., string for a boolean)
  • an options value isn't in the allowed list

When a spec carries an llm_hint, the hint is appended to the error so an LLM agent can self-correct on retry:

tool_uuids: expected tool_refs, got string
  Hint: List of tool UUIDs from `list_tools`.

Server-side Pydantic validators run on save and surface anything the client lets through.

Environment

DOGRAH_API_URL=http://localhost:8000   # default
DOGRAH_API_KEY=sk-...                  # sent as X-API-Key

License

BSD 2-Clause — see LICENSE.